Typical bureacracy!
While there’s still money to be had in allowing industry to waste water. Transurban being the case in point as they use obscene amounts of water on a daily basis to maintain their undercity toll roads, it’s ok to allow the gardens to die?
You and I are both from Melbourne so we’re allowed to rant on this particular subject.
The entire globe has gone mad, I’ve been looking at a global satellite imagery lately and the amount of clearing is so blatantly obvious across the entire planet. Green is simply not a colour that’s in abundance, no wonder water is becoming a precious commodity. We’re destroying ourselves, and for what appears for greed.
Industry and Governments need to be found accountable and change their practices immediately, although I think it may already be too late in some cases, as is evident in the current climactic changes globally.
Sad state of affairs!
You go Mia! I had my lights off on the 4th! I hope everyone else who read your blog did as well.
Every little bit helps!
Typical bureacracy!
While there’s still money to be had in allowing industry to waste water. Transurban being the case in point as they use obscene amounts of water on a daily basis to maintain their undercity toll roads, it’s ok to allow the gardens to die?
You and I are both from Melbourne so we’re allowed to rant on this particular subject.
The entire globe has gone mad, I’ve been looking at a global satellite imagery lately and the amount of clearing is so blatantly obvious across the entire planet. Green is simply not a colour that’s in abundance, no wonder water is becoming a precious commodity. We’re destroying ourselves, and for what appears for greed.
Industry and Governments need to be found accountable and change their practices immediately, although I think it may already be too late in some cases, as is evident in the current climactic changes globally.
Sad state of affairs!
You go Mia! I had my lights off on the 4th! I hope everyone else who read your blog did as well.
Every little bit helps!