General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
OT: Moorabal/Lal Lal wind farm	13-Jul-2009 At 12:57:27 PM	harold
Message
Blaming global warming for beach erosion is just more alarmist nonsense, and convenient I guess for the Byron Bay council to use to pass the buck. It really is ridiculous but the media love it. As a land surveyor I've done plenty of title surveys involving high tide lines. The position of these high tide lines for beach front properties is well recorded for the last 100 years or more and its pretty common for the tide to advance 30-40 metres over this time. And this is in Corio Bay where there is no exposure to the ocean storms, its simply natural erosion from wind and waves. Happens everywhere.

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