Meanwhile, the drought smells a bit fishy over in Lake Boga, where 10,000 Murray cod, carp, redfin and yellow-belly have expired due to high summer temperatures combined with low lake levels.
Sunday, January 06, 2008
Get Used to It
The Bureau of Meteorology's own Davy Jones caused a buzz last week when he suggested the ongoing drought in southern Australia may in fact be here to stay - a permanent shift in the climate rather than a blip caused by ENSO or some other climate anamoly.
Meanwhile, the drought smells a bit fishy over in Lake Boga, where 10,000 Murray cod, carp, redfin and yellow-belly have expired due to high summer temperatures combined with low lake levels.
Meanwhile, the drought smells a bit fishy over in Lake Boga, where 10,000 Murray cod, carp, redfin and yellow-belly have expired due to high summer temperatures combined with low lake levels.
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