On 9 mai, 05:12, sir.jean-paul.turc...@neuf.fr wrote:
> On 8 mai, 08:04, sir.jpturc...@neuf.fr wrote:> AUSTRALIA NEEDS YEARS OF HEAVY RAINFALL TO CRACK DROUGHT: EXPERTS
> > Agence France-Pressehttp://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5jQuC-Yg3HJj9RWDARXHX83Rr3GLQ
>
> WELLDONE !
... and of course drastic reduction of the Murray-Darling Rivers
basin water availability STANDING ORDERS, in application of the
Collective Chastiment imposed to that Most Heinous Country of
Australia !!! ...unable to repent & kneel in penance begging
forgiveness for a Most Heinous Collective Crime indeed !
... at the present time I am tossing with the thought of cutting all &
I say ALL Rain Taps to the Land of Bastards at large !!!
Decision taken over the week end by privy counsel !
Et par son geste
Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud
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CLIMATE CHANGE TO PERMANENTLY REDUCE AUTUMN RAIN IN MURRAY DARLING
BASIN
ABC
http://www.abc.net.au/rural/news/content/200805/s2239912.htm
Friday, 09/05/2008
The latest climate change science suggests Australia's food bowl
should plan for permanently reduced autumn rainfall.
The Murray Darling Basin Commission's May drought update also shows
little prospect of an improvement in the seriously low water
availability in the lower basin.
Critical urban needs, and rural stock and domestic requirements, are
only reasonably assured, after some water was held over by state
governments from last year.
Commission chief executive Wendy Craik says Murray irrigators, in
particular, are likely to continue getting no, or very low, water
allocations.
"The autumn rainfall decline is associated with the strengthening of a
sub-tropical ridge between Adelaide and Canberra," she said.
"The other issue that is coming to the fore is that the Basin has been
getting increasingly warm, and for every degree centigrade of
increased temperature, we tend to get an increase in evaporation and a
15 per cent reduction in inflows |