NSW Minister for Water, Property and Housing Melinda Pavey says despite the recent rains, drought and the associated water restrictions continue to plague the centre of NSW. Ms Pavey said “dams have reached really low levels” and the big regional cities “have really big challenges ahead”.
However, Ms Pavey said the government was committed to “relieving some of the pressure” on communities by building dams and infrastructure to conserve water. “We’re having really good conversations with the commonwealth” and are looking into getting “some pipelines in the ground particularly around Bathurst and Orange,” she told Sky News host Peter Gleeson.
If the Australian military stop spraying SAI's to prevent the rain, then we'd have rain. geoengineering
HS2 works continue with soil removal from ancient woodlands 'at a catastrophic time of year for wildlife' say WoodlandTrust - rather than over winter as originally agreed. The destruction of bird-nest habitat is also happening “on an industrial scale”
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