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Canberra : Australia | 5 months ago  
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The warning bell has been sounded – the tropics are advancing and, soon, the climate of Sydney would turn into that of Brisbane. Get ready to die and wait for your fossils to be unearthed million of years later by a new breed of humans or aliens. Who knows - once man becomes extinct, aliens might take over. Studies reveal that the tropics are advancing above and below the equator. This would dry out the existing fertile regions and have serious and adverse effects on food production and, consequently, health. The poorest and least educated people live near the tropical belt which is home to millions of species of plant and animal life. This area also generates a substantial portion of the total wealth of the world. All that would gradually vanish and we would all become extinct. Begin to say your prayers.

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  • Submitted By: prabirghose | 4 months ago
    Deadly warning as tropics advance CANBERRA - A widening of the world's tropical belt that will turn Sydney's climate into that of Brisbane will hammer Aboriginal communities and the poor nations of Asia and the Pacific, new studies warn. The studies ...
  • News Source: The New Zealand Herald | 4 months ago
    A widening of the world's tropical belt that will turn Sydney's climate into that of Brisbane will hammer Aboriginal communities and the poor nations of Asia and the Pacific, new studies warn. The studies say there is already evidence that the...
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