Climate Depot
Dr. Roy Spencer: "So, to automatically blame the Australian
bushfires on human-caused climate change is mostly alarmist nonsense,
with virtually no basis in fact."
Summary Points: 1) Global wildfire activity has decreased in
recent decades, making any localized increase (or decrease) in wildfire
activity difficult to attribute to ‘global climate change’.
2) Like California, Australia is prone to bushfires every
year during the dry season. Ample fuel and dry weather exists for
devastating fires each year, even without excessive heat or drought, as
illustrated by the record number of hectares burned (over 100 million)
during 1974-75 when above-average precipitation and below-average
temperatures existed.
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