FIRE FIRE-STORMS Out of Control – Sydney, Australia – Map of Horror shows areas most at risk to be BURNED UP . . . WHY?

FIRE-STORMS Out of Control – Sydney, Australia 
 
a “Map of Horror” shows areas most at risk to be BURNED UP . . . WHY?
 
This is WAR – ARSON is Legal – WHY?
 
Directed Energy Weapons Engaged
Lasers,Arson,Aerosol Spraying – increasing combustibilityCreating the
Wind Gusts, Lowering the Humidity, Increasing the Temperature, Pulsing the
Smart Meters, sending looters into areas that have been evacuated,
and
calling upon the brave fire fighters that are soldiers 
in an unacknowledged
war.
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In Austrailia
 
 
Authorities are blaming climate change, this is a LIE.
 
We Face “Weather Weapon Deniers” – Deadly Deceivers . . .
 
We await photographs from our Aussie friends that will show the 
 
heavy chemtrailing prior and during this ATTACK on them.  
 
This is WAR.  
 
We are being told:

Australia’s national climate resilience programmes are to limit or remove other human pressures on systems affected by climate change. 

 
Australia’s worst drought –  campaigners are blaming the disaster
on global warming 
 

‘It wasn’t a bushfire, it was a firestorm’: Residents tell of horror as homes are destroyed 

 
Greater Sydney receives its first ever catastrophic fire warning
Residents are warned to prepare to evacuate
 
Every suburb in Sydney must brace for devastating bushfires on Tuesday as 37C (98.6 degrees)  high temperatures, 10 per cent low humidity and 60kmh (37.28 mph) winds create ‘catastrophic’ conditions, fire chiefs have warned. 
 
‘Suppression is futile. The focus is on life safety and life protection
 
‘The high winds mean that embers travel large distances – dangerous embers capable of sparking secondary fires towards beachside suburbs

The volunteer firefighters who were barely able to see a few feet ahead of themselves ‘The sound was like a freight train

Victorian firefighters managed to save the community hall – ‘the hub of our village’ – but homes dating back to the early 20th century and their contents had been lost.

‘Our heritage, our history is just disappearing

 
Officially declared a state of emergency which will last for seven days – 
as fire chiefs warned the infernos will be too dangerous to put out!
WHY the ATTACK on AUSTRALIA?
Read the Agenda’s BEHIND the Devastation, Fire and Smoke
 Learn WHY these weapons are being used and for what purpose.  
The conclusion is at the end of what you will see below . . .
But what you
will read right here is part of the WHY –

Quotes from the Australia | Climate Action Tracker

The Australian government dismissed the findings of the IPCC Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C , discontinued its funding to the Green Climate Fund (GCF), ignored the call by the UN Secretary General and its Pacific Island neighbours to increase its climate action, let alone the expressed desire of Australians for more action – and its emissions continue to increase, despite Government protestations to the contrary. Australia’s emissions from fossil fuels and industry continue to rise. The rapid ramp-up in the production of liquified natural gas (LNG) for export means LNG processing has driven huge increases in greenhouse gas emissions in Australia.

The “Climate Solutions Package” announced in February 2019 confirms that the Australian government is not intending to implement any serious climate policy efforts. Instead, it wants to meet its targets by relying on carry over units from the Kyoto Protocol, which would significantly lower the actual emission reductions needed. The National Hydrogen Strategy released in November 2019 risks becoming a brown hydrogen strategy in favour of propping up coal and carbon capture and storage technology, rather than focusing on renewable energy and green hydrogen.

The government also wants to continue relying on the inadequate policy instrument, the Emissions Reduction Fund (ERF) now re-named the “Climate Solutions Fund” which is failing to contribute to any significant emissions reductions. Recent ERF auctions have seen fewer emissions abatements contracted, projects have been dropped from the fund for failing to meet abatements, there are issues of additionality, and the fund is dominated by land use sector abatements with a high risk of reversal, for example through bushfires.

In Australia the council is on track to be powered by 100% renewable energy by 2020, a goal that was initially set for 2030. The council is also petitioning Australia’s federal government to form a Just Transition Authority to ensure Australians employed in fossil fuel industries find appropriate alternate employment.   Did YOU Know This?
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Tragedy and Agenda’s BEHIND the Fire and Smoke
 Read the Australia | Climate Action Tracker – Below
 
 
 

 

 

 

Sydney’s ‘ring of fire’: Terrifying map shows suburbs most likely to be ravaged by bushfires tomorrow and why embers could fall on the Opera House

Every suburb inSydneymust brace for devastating bushfires on Tuesday as 37C temperatures, 10 per cent humidity and 60kmh winds create ‘catastrophic’ conditions, fire chiefs have warned. 

The suburbs most directly at risk are near the bushland areas around the city such as the Hawkesbury region and Hornsby in the north, Penrith in the west and Camden and Sutherland in the south.

But fire bosses have warned ‘no area is entirely safe’ ashigh windscould send dangerous embers capable of sparking secondary fires towards beachside suburbs such as Manly and even the CBD, home to the Opera House.

‘We want to make it clear that everywhere in Sydney and the surrounding area may be affected,’ said Ben Shepherd of the New South Wales Rural Fire Service.

‘The high winds we are expecting on Tuesday mean that embers travel large distances. For example, if there is a fire in Garigal National Park then embers may fall in and around Manly,’ he told Daily Mail Australia.

Mr Shepherd said that embers or ash may even fall in the CBD, adding: ‘We want everyone to be aware of the danger.’ 

On Monday afternoon, Northern Beaches Police issued a statement on social media warning residents that tomorrow ‘will not be a normal day.’

‘We’re hoping for the best but planning for the worst. The best is no fires,’ they said in a Facebook post.  ‘The worst is a 1 in 100 year event.’      

NSW Department of Education also released a listof public and independent schools that will be shut on Tuesday due to increased fire risk. 

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The suburbs most directly at risk of fire are near the bushland areas around the city such as the Hawkesbury region and Hornsby in the north, Penrith in the west and Camden, Campbelltown and Sutherland in the south. Fire chiefs cannot predict exactly where fires will be and have urged residents to keep up with the situation which may change due to the weather

The suburbs most directly at risk of fire are near the bushland areas around the city such as the Hawkesbury region and Hornsby in the north, Penrith in the west and Camden, Campbelltown and Sutherland in the south. Fire chiefs cannot predict exactly where fires will be and have urged residents to keep up with the situation which may change due to the weather

Greater Sydney receives its first ever catastrophic fire warning

Danger: Sydney is facing 'catastrophic' fire conditions on Tuesday. Pictured: A smokey haze over Port Macquarie, northern NSW on Sunday night

Danger: Sydney is facing ‘catastrophic’ fire conditions on Tuesday. Pictured: A smokey haze over Port Macquarie, northern NSW on Sunday night

State of emergency: Fire chiefs warned that conditions on Tuesday could be so bad that it will be too dangerous for firefighters to try to put out the flames. Pictured: A smokey haze over Port Macquarie, northern NSW on Sunday

State of emergency: Fire chiefs warned that conditions on Tuesday could be so bad that it will be too dangerous for firefighters to try to put out the flames. Pictured: A smokey haze over Port Macquarie, northern NSW on Sunday

Raging: A huge inferno took hold near Yeppoon, central Queensland. Almost 50 fires are burning in Queensland with crews focused on three that could threaten lives

Raging: A huge inferno took hold near Yeppoon, central Queensland. Almost 50 fires are burning in Queensland with crews focused on three that could threaten lives

Map of horror: A diagram issued by the Rural Fire Service warns of a catastrophic danger - the highest level - to the Greaterv Sydney and Greater Hunter regions as temperatures will hit 37C on Tuesday

Map of horror: A diagram issued by the Rural Fire Service warns of a catastrophic danger – the highest level – to the Greaterv Sydney and Greater Hunter regions as temperatures will hit 37C on Tuesday

Ravaged: A burnt car at a property destroyed by a bushfire near Glen Innes, New South Wales - as the worst is yet to come

Ravaged: A burnt car at a property destroyed by a bushfire near Glen Innes, New South Wales – as the worst is yet to come

Inferno: A fire ravages the land near Glen Innes, New South Wales as a series of devastating blazes sweep through the east coast

Inferno: A fire ravages the land near Glen Innes, New South Wales as a series of devastating blazes sweep through the east coast

Damage: On Sunday a fire truck was hit by falling branches at Nambucca Heads and two firefighters were rushed to hospital with injuries

Damage: On Sunday a fire truck was hit by falling branches at Nambucca Heads and two firefighters were rushed to hospital with injuries

Climate changecampaigners are blaming the disaster on global warming – but Scott Morrison on Sunday refused to say if climate change is a factor.

Smoke soon crept under the doors of the shed as embers bombarded the vents.

‘It wasn’t a bushfire, it was a firestorm,’ she told AAP.

‘The ferocity of this storm was that immense that we needed to put masks on within the shed as well.’

Ms Birch admitted she thought she was going to die, describing the situation as ‘apocalyptic’.

Residents are warned to prepare to evacuate early and head to town centres and other safe places on Monday. Pictured: Firefighters in Taree

Residents are warned to prepare to evacuate early and head to town centres and other safe places on Monday. Pictured: Firefighters in TareeA map of devastating heat: The dark red regions are where temperatures will soar above 30C on Tuesday

A map of devastating heat: The dark red regions are where temperatures will soar above 30C on Tuesday

Unhealthy: As fires burned in Queensland, air pollution in Brisbane reached 'very unhealthy' levels, according to the Air Quality Index Visual Map. The purple areas are the worst affected. The air quality there is worse than the most polluted city in the world, Delhi in India

Unhealthy: As fires burned in Queensland, air pollution in Brisbane reached ‘very unhealthy’ levels, according to the Air Quality Index Visual Map. The purple areas are the worst affected. The air quality there is worse than the most polluted city in the world, Delhi in India

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Tragedy and Agenda’s BEHIND the Fire and Smoke
 Read the Australia | Climate Action Tracker – Below
 

Resilient Sydney – 100 Resilient Cities

Resilient Sydney: A strategy for city resilience. Resilient …. of urbanisation, globalisation and climate change are seen ….. Australian Business Roundtable for Disaster. Resilience and … o develop an action plan for your organisation and adopt.

Resilient Sydney is an initiative of 100 Resilient Cities, pioneered by the Rockefeller Foundation. The initiative is a collaboration of the metropolitan Councils of Sydney and has been governed by a metropolitan steering committee. The Resilient Sydney initiative is hosted by the City of Sydney. 

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National Climate Resilience and Adaptation Strategy – unfccc

Australian resilience: risks, actions and future challenges. 23. Coasts. 27 …. In its first climate change adaptation plan, due for release shortly, AAL has used the latest available ….. Just as cities like Melbourne and Sydney are building their …… The federal government adopted the plan with strong bipartisan support. All Basin.

EXCERPTS:

Local governments are on the frontline in dealing with the impacts of climate change. They have an essential role to play in ensuring that particular local circumstances are adequately considered in the overall adaptation response and in involving the local community directly in efforts to facilitate effective change. 

increases in extreme weather including longer and more severe heatwaves, increased bushfire weather, increased intensity of extreme rainfall events

southern and eastern Australia is projected to experience more extreme fire-related weather (high confidence)

the time in drought is projected to increase over southern Australia (high confidence), with a greater frequency of extreme droughts (medium confidence)

Australia’s national climate resilience has three elements: global action to reduce emissions; effective adaptation research, planning and action at the national and sub-national levels; and programmes to limit or remove other human pressures on systems affected by climate change. 

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Australia launches climate change plan to tackle emissions …

Feb 24, 2019 … Australia launches climate change plan to tackle emissions. Critics warn … Jamie Smyth in Sydney …. Coming in March youth 4 Climate Action.
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The City of Sydney Has Declared a Climate Emergency

Jun 25, 2019 … The City of Sydney in Australia has officially declared a climate emergency. … City of Sydney announced its long term plan for the city, Sustainable Sydney 2030, … of Sydney’s residents wanted strong action on climate action.
Excerpt:
The council is on track to be powered by 100% renewable energy by 2020, a goal that was initially set for 2030. The council is also petitioning Australia’s federal government to form a Just Transition Authority to ensure Australians employed in fossil fuel industries find appropriate alternate employment.
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Sydney, Australia – CDP

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Australia’s 2030 climate change target | Department of the …

Australia outperformed its first target under the Kyoto Protocol. Our Direct Action Plan on climate change has us on track to meet our commitment to reduce …
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Australia | Climate Action Tracker

Australia’s Paris Agreement target is 26-28% reduction below 2005 levels by 2030 (including LULUCF). With current policies total emissions including LULUCF …
Excerpt:  the Australian government dismissed the findings of the IPCC Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C , discontinued its funding to the Green Climate Fund (GCF), ignored the call by the UN Secretary General and its Pacific Island neighbours to increase its climate action, let alone the expressed desire of Australians for more action – and its emissions continue to increase, despite Government protestations to the contrary. Australia’s emissions from fossil fuels and industry continue to rise. The rapid ramp-up in the production of liquified natural gas (LNG) for export means LNG processing has driven huge increases in greenhouse gas emissions in Australia.

The “Climate Solutions Package” announced in February 2019 confirms that the Australian government is not intending to implement any serious climate policy efforts. Instead, it wants to meet its targets by relying on carry over units from the Kyoto Protocol, which would significantly lower the actual emission reductions needed. The National Hydrogen Strategy released in November 2019 risks becoming a brown hydrogen strategy in favour of propping up coal and carbon capture and storage technology, rather than focusing on renewable energy and green hydrogen.

The government also wants to continue relying on the inadequate policy instrument, the Emissions Reduction Fund (ERF) now re-named the “Climate Solutions Fund” which is failing to contribute to any significant emissions reductions. Recent ERF auctions have seen fewer emissions abatements contracted, projects have been dropped from the fund for failing to meet abatements, there are issues of additionality, and the fund is dominated by land use sector abatements with a high risk of reversal, for example through bushfires.

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Australian cities are declaring a ‘climate emergency’, but does that …

Jun 26, 2019 … Activists hold a sign reading climate emergency alongside Sydney … for honesty and action from media and government on climate change.
 
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