Valley of Death



Ecologist Mark Graham takes me to the Valley of Death.
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42 thoughts on “Valley of Death”

  1. Another piece of amazing journalism mr Shanks. I literally teared up. I can’t believe anyone could ever do this, let alone commission and endorse this sort of thing.

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  2. No use tagging Melinda Pavey, she retires next week…
    Mr Kemp will be the new NP representative in Oxley, hopefully in opposition. The majority of ppl in this area always vote NP, it's ingrained in their DNA.

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  3. By law, there should be records for the application of herbicides – date, time, prevailing weather, etc. That should be looked into to see a. are they keeping proper record of what they are doing? b. did they apply the herbicides legally?

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  4. but where will the greenies plant bamboo if they dont cut down all the trees?
    you cant make "renewable" "green" products out of bamboo if there are aussie forests growing in your bamboo fields

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  5. This is so heartbreaking that this shit is still happening and destroying our old trees and forests, it is most definitely a murder scene. Thank you Jordan for showing how this is happening in our country because so many just dont seem to care

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  6. Can you put it on fb so I can share it to show all my friends how thus is one of many reasons not to vote these maggots back in btw I live near coffs so my back door and didn't even know about. I grew up in Sydney so most of my friends are there. Got my 18 yo son to watch so he could also spread the word to his friends.

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  7. 8 mins in I'm crying
    My favourite animal since I was young girl now 43 have such a love foe them breaks my heart save out koalas 🐨 thank you so much for doing this mate my son showed me your channel everything u stand for I'm there please save our koalas 🐨 I really hate our government
    😢😢

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  8. if the rain runoff is no longer being absorbed by the rainforests, what are the chances they will cause river floods in those areas or further down?

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  9. An American here, can't really talk from a judgmental standpoint but this is heartbreaking to see happen. I feel like the money cost of preservation isn't the issue in these cases, it's more about missing out on short term cash grabs. Makes you wonder how much money was being pushed at the politicians during their elections from the loggers.

    Leaders who chase short term money surges rather than long-term benefits. It's all fine and dandy until people check in a few decades down the road and find out the damage is irreparable. And this issue is universal.

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  10. This is harrowing to see and its truly depressing to know the damage will never be undone. Whats worst of all is knowing it was done for money by people with no empathy for how it will affect the continent as a whole because the corrupt officials legalizing it say its ok

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  11. Im not disagreeing with you guys and I can see the ham fisted approach they took to doing this, but the sad truth is, we need wood for a lot of things, we have since the dawn of civilization. There is no alternative, plastics and metals requires just as much if not more damage to the environment to produce so they aren't an option. So what can be done, how do we obtain the resources we require without ruining the earth? It has to come from somewhere.

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  12. I’ve been to places where massive logging operations are taking places and it didn’t look like a dying place

    Edit: seen this video makes me want to become Australian just to vote for a chage

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  13. I survey an awful lot of timber. Its wild the effects of the logging industry. I'm cool with selective logging and clear cutting shit areas where we've previously logged it, planted it, and then failed to thin/burn the understory. Thankfully forest service and state lands don't log as much as private timber. Private timber will clear the whole world one day. Then Mars is next

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