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Queensland has wasted millions of dollars on the global warming industry
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ueensland has wasted millions of dollars on the global warming industry. Residents would be better off had they spent it on water storage, flood gauges and flood-proofing of highways, railways and airports.
Europe and the US have wasted billions of dollars on the global warming industry. Residents would be better off had they spent it on reliable power stations and snow-proofing of highways, railways and airports.
Climate change and extreme weather have endangered every generation of humans.
But this is the first generation that has sacrificed its savings on the altars of the climate gods instead of preparing for whatever weather shocks we may encounter.
Sensible people make sure they have the equipment to cope with extreme weather events.
Viv Forbes
Rosevale, Australia
