Clarence River saltwater estuary
Labels: climate change, environment, water policy politics
posted by Judith M. Melville at
3:19 pm
Tuesday, 12 June 2007
About Me
- Name: Judith M. Melville
- Location: Australia
I am a Clarence Valley resident. This blog was created to protest numerous proposals to divert water from the Clarence River and/or its tributaries. None of these proposals take into consideration the significant negative environmental, economic, social and cultural impacts water diversion would have on communities in the Clarence catchment area. All are attempts by vested interests to sidestep responsibility and not squarely face the evident trend for a gradual drying of the southern half of the Australian continent. Please feel free to offer comments on my posts. Comment is moderated for offensive language. Individuals mentioned in these posts may exercise any perceived right of reply by utilising the Comments link. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . On creating a blog for the first time: "On the Internet nobody can see the crayons in my nose!" [Ginger Meggs syndicated comic strip,2007]. DISCLAIMER: I am not now, nor have I ever been, a member of any political party.
Links
- The Daily Examiner
- Clarence Environment Centre
- North Coast Water 2007
- Water Resources Observation Network
- Clarence Valley Community Profile
- Bureau of Meteorology
- CSIRO Environment, Climate & Weather
- Clarence Valley Watch
- North Coast Voices
- Wildlife SOS
- Blogotariat
- Clarence Valley Today
- Laberal
- Wild Politics
- Larvatus Prodeo
- Sauer-Thompson Public Opinion
- Club Troppo
- Pollytics
Previous Posts
- Reasoned report & succinct argument vs dodgy study
- Have you noticed............
- Local State of Play
- Political "newspeak" from Turnbull's office
- Part of the commercial fishing fleet: Port of Yamba
- Clarence floodplain: at least one-third of flow is...
- An indigenous perspective
- Update 9 June
- Face the facts
- What Inquiry?
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