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    POPS    Without rain, producers will be forced to sell-off cattle, again
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    by greg naylor  4-11-2008   
     by righthand  
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    POPS    Valley wine producer hit hard by elements
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    by greg naylor  4-4-2007   
     by SprtulLuv  
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    POPS    Pampering allows rural women relief
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    by greg naylor  3-16-2007   
     by ljsdesign  
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    POPS    Drought in China
    luixxiul
    by luixxiul  3-1-2007   
     by rmowery  
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    POPS    sydney running dry?
    mona
    by mona  1-31-2007   
     by greg naylor  
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    POPS    NSW town runs out of water
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  1-21-2007   
     by bignosemousie  
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    POPS    Climate change faster in Australia: scientists
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    by greg naylor  1-3-2007    1
     by luixxiul  
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    POPS    China voices fears over global warming
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  12-28-2006   
     by luixxiul  
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    POPS    'Desperate' farmers feed cattle wine industry leftovers
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  1-6-2007    1
     by Socratoad  
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    POPS    Global Warming is real....really!
    schreibe
    by schreibe  1-5-2007    8
     by frenchcanmonkey  
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    POPS    Climate change killed megafauna
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  11-30-2006    2
     by Kore7  
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    POPS    Climate change hits hard in the Australian outback
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  11-21-2006   
     by adamc  
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    POPS    Rural women tell politicians of drought impact
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  3-1-2007   
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    POPS    Council closes Ovens river pool
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  1-19-2007   
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    POPS    Water restrictions tighten at Springhurst, Glenrowan
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  12-18-2006   
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    POPS    Frost, drought, blazes: bring on the New Year
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  12-22-2006   
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    POPS    Ovens and King Murray’s lifeline
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  6-11-2008   
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    POPS    Flows dry up for irrigators
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  12-17-2006   
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    POPS    Blokes enjoy a night of pampering in the valley
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  9-1-2007   
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    POPS    Deluge on the way: bureau
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  1-19-2007   
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    POPS    Bores a possible lifeline for ovals
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  12-14-2007   
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    POPS    Sign of the times — water vigilantes
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  1-13-2007   
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    POPS    Local weather forecaster sees a chance for rain
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  3-16-2007   
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    POPS    Army moves in to fight bushfires
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  12-7-2006   
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    POPS    City fluoride plans on hold
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  3-19-2007   
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    POPS    Water project a major winner for The Centre
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  12-19-2006   
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    POPS    City at the ready for impending crisis
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  12-8-2006   
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    POPS    Mum inspires city generosity for bush
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  4-11-2008   
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    POPS    See out summer by grooving in the vines
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  2-13-2007   
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    POPS    Drought a result of natural causes, says researcher
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  12-28-2006   
     Philip McGuire says: STEVE Bracks, John Thwaites and Bruce Esplin have just lost their most important defence against accusations of bad management leading to this summer's feral fires. http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,20867,209805... The CSIRO says the drought gripping the south-east of Australia is due to natural climate variations and not the greenhouse effect. That should put a dampener on attempts to blame the disaster on global warming and climate change. CSIRO researcher, Barrie Hunt, says that people who claim the present drought is a once in 1000 year phenomenon have no understanding of natural climate variability. "They don't understand that according to natural variability we could get another one in 50 years or it might be another 800 years, and there's no way of predicting it," he says.
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    POPS    Water still top priority
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  4-23-2007   
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    POPS    Coral study suggests more severe Australian droughts
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  1-22-2007   
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    POPS    CWA, CFA pay day
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  2-2-2007   
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    POPS    O&K Football Ready to rumble
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  3-9-2007   
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    POPS    Wangaratta councillor quits
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  2-22-2007   
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    POPS    Wangaratta water woes echo in parliament, for dam support
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  3-2-2007   
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    POPS    2007 could be 'hottest on record'
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  1-3-2007   
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    POPS    Drying up: Murray on the brink
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  1-4-2007   
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    POPS    At last, there’s something to smile about
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  3-17-2008   
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    POPS    Greta West left high and dry
    greg naylor
    by greg naylor  12-1-2006   
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