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,WARNING WARNING, Dont buy real estate in AUSTRALIA until AFTER summer ends , as Blue Green Algae will slash real estate values by up to 90%

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kangarooistan

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Sep 5, 2007, 5:19:12โ€ฏAM9/5/07
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Public health WARNING

This summer will see the worse outbreaks of Blue Green Algae ever


Do inform yourself as it can be fatal to humans pets and live stock


Be warned many areas in Australia will be without ANY water at all
for
drinking washing or livestock and those with ater will be likely
affected by Blue Green Algae


Real Estate values will collapse when the public discover the sad
reality the Government prefers they not see


Water levels are a record lows and another very hot summer is now
coming


A complete collapse of entire towns HAS occurred many times leaving
real estate totally worthless , abandoned towns litter the landscape
already from past out breaks


Best wait to after next winter to be sure , vast areas will see a
massive devaluation of real estate values


Trust me , or at least do some free Google searches


I expect land values will fall by 75% over most of Australia over the
next 12 months , when the Blue Green Algae builds up to TOXIC levels
all over Australia , Cities as well will have little water , to
drink or wash ,


See how far I'm out in 9 to 12 months time


I'm banking on it being a good time to buy in 12 months


Trust me , the media and agents are not talking about it much , as a
fall in real esteate will creats problems
kanga
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This is the html version of the file
http://www.health.state.ny.us/environmental/water/drinking/bluegreena....


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Under some environmental conditions, blue-green algae can become so
abundant that they form floating rafts or scums on the surface of the
water


.These questions and answers provide information to address health
concerns about exposure to blue-green algal toxins in surface waters
(lakes, rivers, streams and reservoirs).What are blue-green algae?
Blue-green algae, technically known as cyanobacteria, are microscopic
organisms that are naturally present in lakes and streams.


They usually are present in low numbers.


Blue-green algae can become very abundant in warm, shallow,
undisturbed surface water that receives a lot of sunlight.


When this occurs, they can form blooms that discolor the water or
produce floating rafts or scums on the surface of the water. What are
the potential health effects from drinking or coming in contact with
water con-taining blue-green algae?


Some blue-green algae produce toxins that could pose a health risk
to people and animals when they are exposed to them in large enough
quantities. Health effects could occur when surface scums or water
containing high levels of blue-green algal toxins are swallowed,
through contact with the skin or when airborne droplets con-taining
toxins are inhaled while swimming, bathing or showering.


Consuming water containing high levels of blue-green algal toxins
has been associated with effects on the liver and on the nervous
system in laboratory animals, pets, livestock and people.


Livestock and pet deaths have occurred when animals consumed very
large amounts of accumulated algal scum from along shorelines. Direct
contact or breathing airborne droplets containing high levels of
blue-
green algal toxins during swimming or showering can cause irritation
of the skin, eyes, nose and throat and inflammation in the
respiratory
tract.Blue-green AlgaeInformation BulletinSurface water affected by
blue-green algae often is so strongly colored that it can develop a
paint-like appearance.
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Recreational contact, such as swimming, and household contact,
such
as bathing or show-ering, with water not visibly affected by a blue-
green algae bloom is not expected to cause health effects. However,
some individuals could be especially sensitive to even low levels of
al-gal toxins and might experience mild symptoms such as skin, eye or
throat irritation or allergic reactions.


There is less information available about the potential health
effects of long-term exposure to low levels of blue-green algal
toxins. Some limited evidence from human studies sug-gests that long-
term consumption of untreated surface waters containing high levels
of
blue-green algal toxins could be associated with an increased risk of
liver cancer. However, people in these studies also were exposed to
other factors associated with liver cancer.


As a result, it is unknown whether algal toxin exposure con-
tributed to this risk.Long-term, continuous exposure to algal toxins
in the Northeast is unlikely, because blue-green algal blooms are
likely to occur only during the hottest part of the summer.


How do I know if I am being exposed to blue-green algae?


People should suspect that blue-green algae could be present in
water that is visibly dis-colored or that has surface scums. Colors
can include shades of green, blue-green, yellow, brown or red. Water
affected by blue-green al-gal blooms often is so strongly colored
that
it can develop a paint-like appearance.


Unpleasant tastes or odors are not reliable indi-cators of blue-
green algal toxins or other toxic substances, because species
producing blue-green algal toxins may or may not also produce
chemicals that affect the taste or odor of drink-ing water.
Similarly,
the absence of unpleasant tastes and odors does not guarantee the ab-
sence of blue-green algal toxins.NYS Department of HealthCenter for
Environmental Health547 River Street, Troy, NY 1218010/03Avoiding
exposure to blue-green algaeNever drink untreated surface water,
whether or not algae blooms are present. Untreated sur-face water may
contain other bacteria, parasites or viruses, as well as algal
toxins,
that all could cause illness if consumed.


People not on public water supplies should not drink surface
water, even if it is treated, during an algal bloom because in-home
treatments such as boiling and disinfecting water with chlo-rine or
UV
and water filtration units do not pro-tect people from blue-green
algal toxins. If washing dishes in untreated surface water is
unavoidable, rinsing with bottled water may reduce possible residues.


While we don't know if water containing low levels of blue-green
algal toxins could leave residues on dishes, taking this precaution
may help reduce possible exposures.


People, pets and livestock should avoid con-tact with water that
is discolored or has scums on the surface. Colors can include shades
of green, blue-green, yellow, brown or red. If contact does occur,
wash with soap and water or rinse thoroughly with clean water to
remove algae.Stop using the water and seek medical attention if
needed
if symptoms such as skin, eye or throat irritation, allergic
reactions
or breathing difficulties occur while in contact with untreated
surface waters.


However, swimming, bathing or showering with water not visibly
affected by a blue-green algae bloom is not expected to cause health
effects.Where to get more informationNYS Department of Health Bureau
of Toxic Substance Assessmentph: 800-458-1158 ext. 2-7820

ray

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Sep 5, 2007, 5:44:59โ€ฏAM9/5/07
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kangarooistan wrote:
> Public health WARNING
> <drivel drudged>
Warning: Utter Wanker of Mt Barker SA strikes again.

Fun Tyme

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Sep 5, 2007, 6:15:14โ€ฏAM9/5/07
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kangarooistan wrote:

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> Trust me ,


Nobody in their right mind could possibly do such a silly thing.

Get a job dickhead.

SKD

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Sep 5, 2007, 6:35:47โ€ฏAM9/5/07
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Do you seriously believe money printing machines are not running
overtime? Propping up lenders with currency to keep the illusion of
realestate going.. The algae may just be the Murphy's law, adding to
what is already become a terrible situation.

Tex

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Sep 5, 2007, 6:39:23โ€ฏAM9/5/07
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"kangarooistan" <pera...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>See how far I'm out in 9 to 12 months time

As far as you usually are, fuckwit.

BTW, how is that "67 metre" sea level rise coming along?


kangarooistan

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Sep 5, 2007, 7:35:47โ€ฏAM9/5/07
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This summer will be a real shocker, i lived in SA all my life , the
scene is set now for a nightmare , Blue Green Algae is the product of
several record low flows , I suspect Adelaide real estate to fall by
50% in the next few months

You can not even bath in affected water , I suspect nobody will sell
at half price , but some will walk off , that's what happens when
towns are simply abandoned

The banks will be the big losers

I think we have all seen the farmers drive off and abandon farms in
drought , the live stock often get shot or sold for ten cents each

This will be the worse year EVER and the ones in past years ver bad ,
ths year will be bad , even for city people , it will mprove in future
years but golly some families will be shattered permanently damaged
beyond repair , many farmers are now bankrupt and the value of rural
propertys is going to implode PERMANENTLY in many areas

Why let young people buy land and houses if they have never seen a
REAL drought , some smart people may grab a bargain , but its sad to
see young families destroyed by buying on a falling market

Sit it out if you can

Be prepared or die

Let the fools go on watching footy till they die out

Those with brains will survive

Those with insight and skill will be millionaires

google sidney kidman

kanga
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Bonzo

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"kangarooistan" <pera...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Public health WARNING
This summer will see the worse outbreaks of Blue Green Algae ever
Do inform yourself as it can be fatal to humans pets and live stock
Be warned many areas in Australia will be without ANY water at all
for
drinking washing or livestock and those with ater will be likely
affected by Blue Green Algae
Real Estate values will collapse when the public discover the sad
reality the Government prefers they not see

KOOK A DOODLE DOO!

Regards

Bonzo

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kangarooistan

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Sep 5, 2007, 11:56:28โ€ฏPM9/5/07
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Fun Tyme

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Sep 6, 2007, 12:50:46โ€ฏAM9/6/07
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Actively seeking employment ?

kangarooistan

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Sep 6, 2007, 12:59:53โ€ฏAM9/6/07
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On Sep 6, 1:50 pm, Fun Tyme <fn...@wallabycock.net> wrote:
> kangarooistan wrote:
>
> Actively seeking employment ?

Activley seeking to save Australia from YANKS and drought and
bankrupcy and Howard and Paedophiles and NOT seeking employment , I
am mployed full time now

MATE

kanga
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coral diary of Australian droughts before European settlement ...Erica
Hendy argues that droughts are part of living in Australia. ... the
final year of the eight-year Federation Drought, still holds the
record at most ...
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Living With DroughtDrought is not simply low rainfall; if it was, much
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and ... Rains in August and October helped to break the drought, the
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of-water-cuts/ - 29k - Cached - Similar pages - Note this

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kangarooistan

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Andy

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Sep 7, 2007, 9:51:46โ€ฏAM9/7/07
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On Wed, 05 Sep 2007 21:59:53 -0700, kangarooistan
<kangar...@gmail.com> wrote:

>On Sep 6, 1:50 pm, Fun Tyme <fn...@wallabycock.net> wrote:
>> kangarooistan wrote:
>>
>> Actively seeking employment ?
>
>Activley seeking to save Australia from YANKS and drought and
>bankrupcy and Howard and Paedophiles and NOT seeking employment , I
>am mployed full time now

Lying cunt. Cashing in dole cheques while bludging on welfare doesn't
count as a job you child molesting cult loving fuckwit..

Hope that helps.

kangarooistan

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Sep 8, 2007, 8:09:32โ€ฏPM9/8/07
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ZERO WATER ALLOCATION = death

The Australian Growers resort to cruellest cut
to
The Australian, Australia - Sep 7, 2007
They say they will sell the water and be gone." On the NSW side of the
Murray, farmers have zero water allocation,..

Farmers welcome water boost
ABC Online, Australia - Sep 6, 2007
"If you look at our St George irrigation area they were down to close
to zero water allocation at the current time," he said. "The cotton
industry is down ...

Recycled water to be returned to Murray
ABC Online, Australia - Aug 16, 2007
But with the drought continuing to bite and the prospect of zero water
allocations likely, the mill wants to keep an allocation, but wants to
pump the used ...

Broken down to two-month season
Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia - Sep 3, 2007
"One water allocation will have a very big impact." The traditional
irrigation season runs until May 15, but it has been shortened to
October 31 on the ...

Let's alter our outlook about water

Murray Valley water entering desperate times
ABC Online, Australia - Aug 15, 2007
In New South Wales, the scenario is worse, with a zero allocation
confirmed yesterday and only some growers able to access emergency
water , ...


Country News Willing to change
Country News, Australia - Aug 27, 2007
But as irrigators across the Campaspe System have been dealt their
fifth consecutive zero opening allocation, the value of water has
changed dramatically, ...


The Age Fruit growers get more than the pip with drought
The Age, Australia - Aug 24, 2007
This year, assistant operations manager Rohan Ashley says a 30 per
cent water allocation is needed before any crops bear fruit. ...

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