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Originally posted by Hingdog: ↑

Fuel loads don't build up in a single year buddy, they take several years. Some of these areas burning now have years and years of fuel build up, it was always only a matter of time.

From your blog : "Climate change is making Australian wildfires larger and more frequent because of its effects on dryness and fire weather." This is such BS. Once fuels dry out they don't re-hydrate, so a few hot days and they're tinder dry and waiting for a spark. We have had days of 40+ since well before even the aborigines arrived here, these climate spruikers should at least learn a little about how these things work

"But in the southern half of Australia, where rain falls mostly in the winter, there has been a substantial decline in precipitation. In the southwest of the country, rainfall has declined by around 20 percent since the 1970s, and in the southeast, around 11 percent of rainfall has been lost since the 1990s."

They make these claims but the data doesn't match them

http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/history/rainfall/

I won't bother with the rest of the hysterical bloggers nonsense

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"This is such BS. Once fuels dry out they don't re-hydrate"

What are you on about?

You are seriously deluded.
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