hifiandmtb
Sphincter beanie
The angophoras around here are dropping limbs as a self-preservation drought response.
Quite a bit of it happening, not a huge increase over and above the last 20 years I've been here.
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I have Crow's, silver and yellow ashes, Qld maples, quandongs, silky oaks, white beech, red and white cedar and a few non cabinet native hardwoods along with brush box and iron barks. The ashes have dropped folliage and the cedars are dying back but I expect both will recover with rain. The silky oaks are least troubled but the box are dying. Probably have lost 8 or 10 and another 20 or so shrubbie things.
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
Help me here please...
Was there a significant back burn operation last year in the blue mountains of NSW called off due to the excessive smoke and subsequent drop in air quality?
Back burning, while possibly reducing the overall impact of a wild fire, will still produce a significant amount of carbon + friends?
Why do people struggle to see the link between the lengthy drought streek in NSW and increased bush fires? Further this drought streek is without precedent, if not global warming and environmental mismanaged for too long what is the cause?
Was there a significant back burn operation last year in the blue mountains of NSW called off due to the excessive smoke and subsequent drop in air quality?
Back burning, while possibly reducing the overall impact of a wild fire, will still produce a significant amount of carbon + friends?
Why do people struggle to see the link between the lengthy drought streek in NSW and increased bush fires? Further this drought streek is without precedent, if not global warming and environmental mismanaged for too long what is the cause?
hifiandmtb
Sphincter beanie
Explainer:
www.theguardian.com
Explainer: how effective is bushfire hazard reduction on Australia's fires?
Claims of a Greens conspiracy to block hazard reduction have been rejected by bushfire experts
www.theguardian.com
Haakon
has an accommodating arse
FFS... This is not helpful. Plenty will buy this as the answer and go round setting shit on fire.
www.theage.com.au
‘It's miraculous’: Owners say cultural burning saved their property
As he returned to inspect his bushfire-ravaged property, Phil Sheppard expected the worst - but somehow, his home survived.
Haakon
has an accommodating arse
Combine this;
www.theage.com.au
with this;
review
which is run by this bloke;
en.wikipedia.org
and was appointed by the LNP.
And consider what happens to the National Parks.
States to feel federal heat over hazard reduction burns
The Morrison government will heighten pressure on the states to intensify programs to reduce fuel loads in parks and forests
with this;
review
which is run by this bloke;
Graeme Samuel - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
and was appointed by the LNP.
And consider what happens to the National Parks.
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Big backburning from Wentworth Falls to Woodford.
Andersons is toast but it has had a big load of leaf litter there for as long as I can remember. Hope the cool Currawongs at Bedford Creek escape.
Andersons is toast but it has had a big load of leaf litter there for as long as I can remember. Hope the cool Currawongs at Bedford Creek escape.
Flow-Rider
Burner
Don't they have a cabin filter you can replace ?
Haakon
has an accommodating arse
Yeah, pulled that and cleaned it.
Haakon
has an accommodating arse
Ha. Would need to be an activate charcoal filter, normal ones wouldn’t do much.
hifiandmtb
Sphincter beanie
We bought one of these - seems to work well:
www.beurer.com
LR 200 - Air purifier | beurer
Healthy ambient air while sleeping with the air purifier with night mode, you can ensure the right indoor environment in your home.
www.beurer.com
Haakon
has an accommodating arse
That’s not a bad idea. I have new charcoal in the shed I got for the Alfa and a big fan. Like all good ideas it’s obvious in hindsight!
We did ok keeping the house closed up though.
Litenbror
Eats Squid
Love it, great build
This is what I'm setting up, they will only be hepa but also have a regular purifier so the more the merrier right. Just waiting on the postie for the filters. Also nice that the link has some real world data so we won't argue over its effectiveness.
How to Make a DIY Air Purifier for Home? – Smart Air
5 Simple Steps to make a homemade DIY air purifier to reduce air pollution and viruses in your home--plus actual test data showing the DIY filter works.
smartairfilters.com