Under the water laws.
Watching four corners I’m reminded of the facts that have occurred ever since irrigators were given water travelling past their farm.
They have been making the rivers run backwards for many decades before all these new big farms started on land that should never have been cleared.
roughbarked said:
Under the water laws.Watching four corners I’m reminded of the facts that have occurred ever since irrigators were given water travelling past their farm.
They have been making the rivers run backwards for many decades before all these new big farms started on land that should never have been cleared.
Yeah but people need to eat and therefore agriculture is here to stay
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
Under the water laws.Watching four corners I’m reminded of the facts that have occurred ever since irrigators were given water travelling past their farm.
They have been making the rivers run backwards for many decades before all these new big farms started on land that should never have been cleared.
Yeah but people need to eat and therefore agriculture is here to stay
Yeh good answer
it like, there’d be more fish in the ocean if there were no humans. But what would be the purpose.
Gaia put the fish in the ocean for the human.
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
Under the water laws.Watching four corners I’m reminded of the facts that have occurred ever since irrigators were given water travelling past their farm.
They have been making the rivers run backwards for many decades before all these new big farms started on land that should never have been cleared.
Yeah but people need to eat and therefore agriculture is here to stay
Yes, I’ve been in agriculture all my life and have also been a part of the community that either couldn’t be here without the agriculture and the agriculture couldn’t have been here without the community. There does need to be a balance but it also needs to be an honest one.
What we have in Australia is a profiteering exercise that isn’t feeding and sustaining communities either of human or ecosystem. Most of the money not only goes untaxed but also subsidised into coffers that are often not even onshore.
The_observer said:
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
Under the water laws.Watching four corners I’m reminded of the facts that have occurred ever since irrigators were given water travelling past their farm.
They have been making the rivers run backwards for many decades before all these new big farms started on land that should never have been cleared.
Yeah but people need to eat and therefore agriculture is here to stay
Yeh good answer
it like, there’d be more fish in the ocean if there were no humans. But what would be the purpose.
Gaia put the fish in the ocean for the human.
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
Under the water laws.Watching four corners I’m reminded of the facts that have occurred ever since irrigators were given water travelling past their farm.
They have been making the rivers run backwards for many decades before all these new big farms started on land that should never have been cleared.
Yeah but people need to eat and therefore agriculture is here to stay
You didn’t watch it, did you monkey skipper….
ruby said:
monkey skipper said:
roughbarked said:
Under the water laws.Watching four corners I’m reminded of the facts that have occurred ever since irrigators were given water travelling past their farm.
They have been making the rivers run backwards for many decades before all these new big farms started on land that should never have been cleared.
Yeah but people need to eat and therefore agriculture is here to stay
You didn’t watch it, did you monkey skipper….
she was probably quoting a bumper sticker.
roughbarked said:
ruby said:
monkey skipper said:Yeah but people need to eat and therefore agriculture is here to stay
You didn’t watch it, did you monkey skipper….
she was probably quoting a bumper sticker.
I suppose it could be said that if you handwash your undies in the shower then it could help the rivers and reduce the demand from Chinese cotton buyers.
Meanwhile Josh fried on burger is on Q&A saying that our growth means that the pie is getting bigger.
Allegations of water theft and meter tampering in NSW prompt the Commonwealth Auditor-General to expand an investigation into the Federal Department of Agriculture and Water Resources.
About farken time.
Water theft occurs everywhere
One of my former jobs is dam operator/ maintainer
I was sent out on a fruitless journey to read water meters on major rivers, besides many of the water meters not working it was obvious water was being sucked out illegally – how would you detect it or stop it ?
I laugh about it now. My female boss told me to shut off the water to a city one day – i told her no.
wookiemeister said:
Water theft occurs everywhereOne of my former jobs is dam operator/ maintainer
I was sent out on a fruitless journey to read water meters on major rivers, besides many of the water meters not working it was obvious water was being sucked out illegally – how would you detect it or stop it ?
I laugh about it now. My female boss told me to shut off the water to a city one day – i told her no.
It is not a joke.
Joyce is a joke though.
http://www.areanews.com.au/story/4821648/mia-sceptical-of-yet-another-water-review/?cs=673
Just think, does Barnaby now have a chance to opt out of this or not?