For Pat Blomfield, the drought means more work and more danger on his family's cattle property near Gunnedah.
Pat and his family backed that up by laying pipelines from the property's bore to each of its paddocks and by increasing the size of its dams. Elly Byriell of Breeza Plains, also in the Liverpool Plains, said her family had sold off all their cattle as of last week, including their studs, wasting generations of selective breeding.
The Minister for Mental Health, Regional Youth, and Women Bronwyn Taylor attended the opening on behalf of the premier. She said the state government was "really keen" to hear the recommendations of the summit to be released on Friday. "We can sit in parliament and make decisions and do all those sorts of things but the most powerful things come from communities themselves," she said.
victoriapolice No worries guys, our Blackburn & BoxHill peeps are all well & truly on it today~ Given all hard Everyone’s working at it since this morning, We all dont see how you guys wont have a legal reason to catch that unstable annoying bitch by end of today~ melbfest
Remember this when you talk about solutions, Prof Andy Pitman admits droughts are not worse and not linked to climate change WB There is only one solution, Build more DAMS
Of course it would with fossil fuel accelerated climatechange
This is not a new problem
But you have s a surplus 🎉
There's only so much the rest of us can do to help when their families persistently vote for climate change denying politicians.
The family described in this post of mine is definitely doing it tough ..
Number 1 on their list should be stop electing climate change denying dinosaurs.
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