La Nina transformed South Australian Riverland into 'flourishing' ecosystem
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- čas přidán 15. 03. 2023
- Murray River Trails Managing Director Tony Sharley says following the highest river levels in 66 years, the significant floods last year rejuvenated the environment, transforming the South Australian Riverland into a "flourishing" ecosystem.
"Fish are breeding, yabbies are breeding, bird life has bred," he told Sky News host Chris Kenny.
"It's brought new life to the inland."
This is how the system works.
Nature is wonderful.. soon there will be lush greenery everywhere
Eventually, Australia will be like that again. Not in our lifetimes though. 😀
Must be that existential crisis thing.
Water and carbon dioxide makes things grow, who would have thought ?
I agree.
for every gram sugar(glucose), cellulose, lignin is produced by photosynthesis, 1.47 grams co² from the air is extracted through stomata in the leaves. Water is used for the purpose of complimenting these molecules and to flush out 2 O split from Co² the products are
C6 H12 O6 glucose suga
C5 H10 O5 cellulose plant fiber
and lignin compression resisting fiber (last 2 form wood)
and finally 1 oxygen atom for every co² molecule is split off ( oxygen o2 we breathe )
In every m³ of air 0.49 grams of co² are part of the air (400 ppm)
These are the numbers you can measure.
Lets remark
co² is split to oxygen , so we can breathe.
If we sequester co², plants stop growing and we eventually asphyxiate.
who would have thought?
@@Arturo-lapaz Most Australians don't think, they watch the 6 o'clock news.
@@actualfacts1055 98% of Earth above 15 years of age have no education at all
John Hoyle still hates this good news...
Funny how they are "reintroducing" terms like La Nina instead of "CLIMATE CHANGE". Next thing you know, people may learn about the ENSO and the PDO, solar cycles and how the environment "responds" to these factors.
ENSO - El Nino - Southern Oscillation
PDO - Pacific Decadal Oscillation
Oscillate - To swing back and forth between two points with a steady, uninterrupted rhythm
You lost me at 'people may learn'. I'm a bit of a meteorology nerd, but trust me, no one is going to investigate the actual data.
@@chadjcrase Yah, that is sad that people will not investigate the data - but maybe they can learn about the cycles. I was taught about El Nino when I was in sixth grade. And that was in a Louisiana public school. I guess I still have some hope that people will become self-educated at some point in their lives. 😀
Learn Geoengineering & read weather
How dare you
So climate change is good?
The Egyptian civilisation, that everyone admires, would not exist without the regular FLOODING of the Nile.
INDEED.....
GEOENGINEERING THAT HARDLY ANYONE STATES BECAUSE OF HAVING A PROGRAMMED BRAIN