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| Naomi Klein. |
Fruit fly is again
making its presence felt in the Goulburn Valley.
Coming into winter the colder weather, along with frosts,
would have killed off the larvae, but with slightly warmer conditions resulting
from climate change, orchardists are again forced to spray for the pest.
What is happening in Victoria’s Goulburn Valley reflects
what is occurring around the world with the climate zones moving and changing
understood behaviour.
Writing in The Guardian, Naomi Klein tells us about “bad
timing” in a story headed: “Climate change is the fight of our lives – yet we can hardly bear to look at it”.
Difficulties arising from changing climates are also
explored by Jared Lynch and Mark Hawthorne in a story in the Melbourne Age
headed: “Hives less busy as honey prices rise”.
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