Should global warming be a hush topic when there are severe bushfires?

[donnashuggy]

I don't think so, what do others think?

[cherry*135]

I don't know you are the one claiming they are occuring more frequently. As a resident of NSW I have not noticed that over the last 12 years.

[icyfroth]

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@am*3 wrote:

I don't know you are the one claiming they are occuring more frequently.

Well you're the one that seems all knowledgable about it.

As a resident of NSW I have not noticed that over the last 12 years.

Which rock in NSW are you living under?

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[cherry*135]

icy - you stated/claimed there has been an increase in bushfires in the last decade (or similar words). I merely asked you to provide some more information about that. So far you have only made a lot of smart retorts in return.

I take it you just made that statement off the top of you head then, with no facts to back it up?

[cherry*135]

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@icyfroth wrote:

"Bush fires have  been a part of the Australian landscape for approximately 60 million years.... According to the Australian University of Canberra."

true.

but increasing in frequency over the last few decades.

As have floods and other freak weather conditions throughout the world.

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There ^^

[joz*garage]

Climate change impacts on fire weather.....

http://www.csiro.au/Outcomes/Climate/Adapting/Climate-Change-Fire-Weather.aspx

[fourandsixpants]

Great joz* but suggest we question/research who and what their agendas - the bodies/corporations that are behind/control and fund both CSIRO and even the Bureau of Met.

....not smart to believe for the sake of it.

[fourandsixpants]

re.

"Bush fires have  been a part of the Australian landscape for approximately 60 million years.... According to the Australian University of Canberra."

true.

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but increasing in frequency over the last few decades.

As have floods and other freak weather conditions throughout the world.

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correct.

[fourandsixpants]

ref your comment/opinion:

"any other name  the fanatics want to call call their dogma.

pod i think the new buzz phrase of the loony left is "extreme weather events"....and sigs kudo

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is this the best you lot can do?! *wow*

[fourandsixpants]

Suggest you and other like nay sayers, open up some of the follow on this link, wake up, open your eyes and minds,read, observe YOUR environ, then comment once you are aware of some PRESENT day facts instead of referring to irrelevant theories or comparing recent events to past events-from over 100 years ago which cannot be compared because recent weather events are not naturally caused:

https://www.google.com.au/#q=weather+manipulation+causes+fires+and+floods

[*ibis]

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@paintsew007 wrote:

ref your comment/opinion:

"any other name  the fanatics want to call call their dogma.

pod i think the new buzz phrase of the loony left is "extreme weather events"....and sigs kudo

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is this the best you lot can do?! *wow*

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that was the best i could do while dutifully taking notes of chemtrails in my local sky

so far nothing to report