Fires in Australia were preventable
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(When you're a fascist down to the genes, even more slutty than the worst bitch, stupid to the point of telling nonsense, ignorant to the point of claiming to be from the worst sources, a liar, intellectually dishonest, prey to the whims of 'another time, bitter and revenge because we are nothing, even within our own family, we reassure ourselves as best we can ... and we can't)
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GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:(When you are a fascist down to the genes, stupid to the point of telling nonsense, ignorant to the point of claiming to be from the worst sources, a liar, intellectually dishonest, prey to the whims of another time, bitter and revenge because that we are nothing any more, even within our own family, we reassure ourselves as best we can ... and we cannot)
Amusing this beaufre still in full Couée method, who wags his tail when the boss flatters him, trying to convince himself that he is finer and more honest than those who atomize his delusional creeds.
We feel the inferiority complex. Guessing that everything is passing over him makes him snarling, aggressive and insulting.
It is a constant with the poor guy, to believe that decreasing others will make him taller.
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(And helpless, and spoiled, and in full transfer to the bone !!!)
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GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:(And helpless, and spoiled and in full transfer to the bone !!!)
Funny this MLP or Philippot trendy beau, always in full projection, who wags his tail when the boss flatters him, trying to persuade himself that he is finer and more honest than those who atomize his delusional creeds.
We feel the inferiority complex. Guessing that everything is passing over him makes him snarling, aggressive and insulting.
It is a constant with the poor guy, to believe that decreasing others will make him taller.
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For many Aboriginal leaders, the crisis facing Australia reveals the failure of blind land management.
..... Member of the Bundjalungs, original guardians of the northern coastal area of New South Wales, Oliver Costello cowardly, not without bitterness: "We have been telling people for a while that big fires are coming. No one listened to us. ”The aboriginal populations, the first known human beings to have populated the mainland of Australia, learned to manage and calm the risks of mega-fires thanks to a specific knowledge of local ecosystems and burns reasoned and carefully controlled.
“Before colonization, the tribes followed the law of the land by managing the relationships of local plants and animals, which have their own identity and their own behavior, with fire. When you burn the right way, you get the right animals, the right plants, and the right people in the right places. When you burn badly, you disrupt these relationships, ”said Oliver Costello, head of Firesticks, an organization that ensures the conservation of Indigenous fire and land management practices.
..... Unlike Western techniques, cultural burning takes a holistic approach synchronized with the seasons, the gestation periods of the animals, the sowing and planting periods. Westerners call this an "ecosystem"; Aborigines use the word "kinship". It is a complex system that determines how living things interact with each other and their roles, responsibilities and obligations to each other and to the earth.
Less effective Western techniques
The breakdown of old management practices has made vegetation more flammable and populations more vulnerable. Already in 1990, researcher Phil Cheney, member of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) published a scientific article on the current management of forest fires in Australia: "Like forests that were only managed by forest services since twenty years have been entrusted to the park management services which have little experience in fire management, the possibility appears to see in the future the large fires more frequent and probably more destructive. The public at large is deprived of the fire management skills that have been painstakingly and painstakingly acquired for over a hundred years. ”
..... Respect for the seasons is another fundamental element. With colonization, the Gregorian calendar became established and the year was divided into four seasons. However, the European notions of summer, autumn, winter and spring are totally inadequate to classify the Australian seasons, which are very diverse. For example, on Wardaman land, west of Katherine town in the Northern Territory, it is currently Yijilg, a late summer marked by heavy precipitation. Some territories see six different seasons per year, others more, others less.
“Westerners use dates and fuel conditions to know when to burn. They do not use the values, the kinship, the cultural laws which govern the territory and very often end up applying the wrong type of fire, deplores Oliver Costello. Often the fires are too hot. They damage and burn the canopy. The ground is therefore found naked, plagued by sunlight. This speeds up the regeneration of shrubs that crowd out grasses, grasses, ferns and other terrestrial species, and allows more combustible material to grow. ”It's a vicious circle.
http://www.slate.fr/story/186341/connai ... -incendies
Exciting article that pulverizes certainties, "science", beliefs and Western superiority.
..... Member of the Bundjalungs, original guardians of the northern coastal area of New South Wales, Oliver Costello cowardly, not without bitterness: "We have been telling people for a while that big fires are coming. No one listened to us. ”The aboriginal populations, the first known human beings to have populated the mainland of Australia, learned to manage and calm the risks of mega-fires thanks to a specific knowledge of local ecosystems and burns reasoned and carefully controlled.
“Before colonization, the tribes followed the law of the land by managing the relationships of local plants and animals, which have their own identity and their own behavior, with fire. When you burn the right way, you get the right animals, the right plants, and the right people in the right places. When you burn badly, you disrupt these relationships, ”said Oliver Costello, head of Firesticks, an organization that ensures the conservation of Indigenous fire and land management practices.
..... Unlike Western techniques, cultural burning takes a holistic approach synchronized with the seasons, the gestation periods of the animals, the sowing and planting periods. Westerners call this an "ecosystem"; Aborigines use the word "kinship". It is a complex system that determines how living things interact with each other and their roles, responsibilities and obligations to each other and to the earth.
Less effective Western techniques
The breakdown of old management practices has made vegetation more flammable and populations more vulnerable. Already in 1990, researcher Phil Cheney, member of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) published a scientific article on the current management of forest fires in Australia: "Like forests that were only managed by forest services since twenty years have been entrusted to the park management services which have little experience in fire management, the possibility appears to see in the future the large fires more frequent and probably more destructive. The public at large is deprived of the fire management skills that have been painstakingly and painstakingly acquired for over a hundred years. ”
..... Respect for the seasons is another fundamental element. With colonization, the Gregorian calendar became established and the year was divided into four seasons. However, the European notions of summer, autumn, winter and spring are totally inadequate to classify the Australian seasons, which are very diverse. For example, on Wardaman land, west of Katherine town in the Northern Territory, it is currently Yijilg, a late summer marked by heavy precipitation. Some territories see six different seasons per year, others more, others less.
“Westerners use dates and fuel conditions to know when to burn. They do not use the values, the kinship, the cultural laws which govern the territory and very often end up applying the wrong type of fire, deplores Oliver Costello. Often the fires are too hot. They damage and burn the canopy. The ground is therefore found naked, plagued by sunlight. This speeds up the regeneration of shrubs that crowd out grasses, grasses, ferns and other terrestrial species, and allows more combustible material to grow. ”It's a vicious circle.
http://www.slate.fr/story/186341/connai ... -incendies
Exciting article that pulverizes certainties, "science", beliefs and Western superiority.
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I recall that the subject of the thread is "The fires in Australia were avoidable", and we saw that yes, they were if not avoidable, at least very reduced if we had not listened to the environmentalists who opposed the fires preventive.
Already published but it's like vaccines, need a booster, here is the reason for avoidability.
Scientists warned of the risk, for example in 2015:
"The failure of Victoria's fire management policy is a growing threat to human life, water supplies, property and the forest environment," David Packham said in a submission to the Inspector General of the State for emergency management. He argued that while the annual target of reducing forest burns, currently at least 5% of public land, "is not doubled or, preferably, tripled, a massive bushfire disaster will occur. The forest and the alpine environment will deteriorate and perhaps be irreparable, and houses and people will be burnt. "
He said forest fuel levels had reached their most dangerous level in thousands of years. "
https://www.theage.com.au/national/vict ... 4259h.html
But that did not prevent environmentalists from having demonstrated publicly to reduce these preventive fires, and they were heard by the public authorities.
Well, the planned disaster has arrived.
If there had been less Gadgetdebois stubbornness in ecology, the fires in Australia would have been avoided.
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Exnihiloest wrote:
Dishonesty, lies, personal attack, manipulation, whims ...
QED:
Regarding the stupid Australian environmentalists, I wrote:
Once again we don't give a damn about these assholes. The fires are not due to their stupidity but to the catastrophic management of the forests by the incapable, the ignorant and a government below everything. As for the "cost" of these management techniques, where are they ??? Did the Aborigines ask to be paid for the upkeep and management of the forests they have been doing for free for + or - 50 years?
man-made-natural-disasters / fires-in-australia-were-preventable-t16287.html # p377963
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good guys
we stop insults and psychiatric analyzes ....
post on the subject and basta
you don't have to agree ...
we stop insults and psychiatric analyzes ....
post on the subject and basta
you don't have to agree ...
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Remundo wrote:
you don't have to agree ...
beyond the insults, they seemed to agree just for once; one of the main causes of fires in Australia is the abandonment of the traditional methods of the Aborigines, by controlled and repeated burning of brushwood to avoid large fires.
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