flutch wrote:TECHNICALLY, Technically, If they want to blame anything for it we can thank the Aborigines. After they killed off the Mega Fauna the remaining lush forests rapidly declined into the eucalyptus dominated bush land we are used to now, their fires also didn't help. combination of a loss of canopy bearing trees, micro climates therein and subsequent rainfall combined with unseasonable fires (lit by humans), caused the mass erosion of some areas that further affected rainfall. its nothing to do with "climate change" but it is in part to blame on mankind.
" If they want to blame anything for it we can thank the aborigines."
> Enter Pauline,,,,,, "PLEASE EXPLAIN" ?
The land was managed successfully for how long, before white fellahs arrived ?? (and without changing major waterways or drainage)
I do not fear death itself... Only its inopportune timing!
I've come to realize that,,,,, the two most loving, loyal, and trustworthy females in my entire life were both canines.