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If you're not helping the world, it means you don't love yourself.

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Help the world

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All us we can solve the problemas

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love the world, help people.

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Let it be our defense against natural disasters.

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We can't prevent earthquakes, but we can prepare strong buildings. Long buildings mean danger. We have to teach people what to do in earthquakes. #EarlyWarningForAll #EarlyAction #DRRDay

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#SAVEWORLD #BUİLDSTRANGEHOUSE
#EARLYACTİON
#DRRDAY
#EARLYWARNİNGFORALL

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we should not use sea salt when making a house

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#protect forests

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So many animals and trees die because of wildfires..#EarlyWarningForAll #EarlyAction

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So many animals and trees die because of wildfires..#EarlyWarningForAll #EarlyAction

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Build new strong houses and buildings . People are dying because of earthquake!

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Climate changes effect on natural disasters

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Climate changes effect on natural disasters

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There are presidents all over the world and they dont care about climate change and it makes the world worser
#weareindanger

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Save The World Make It A Better Place

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We should get information from our relatives.Fast masaging and being in contact is important

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Pack your bags for the earthquake

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Don't throw log if you throw it take it when your work is gone!! #DRR #EARLYACTİON #SAVETHEFOREST

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#Drr #EarlyWarningForAll #EarlyAction
Save earth ASAP !!!

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Do you want to save yourself first you need to save all world{🔅}

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Do you want to save yourself first you need to save all world{🔅}

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Save us,save world
#drr #earlyaction #earlywarningforall🏵🌻🌸🌺🌷🌱🌲🌳☘🌼🌹💐🌾🌵🌴🌿🍀🍁🍃🍂

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Please after your camping, close the fire. İts important

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Earth

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Floods,wildfires and lots of them
We want early warning!

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We need to help the World.The world is need your help.-Venüs

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Lets save the eorld together

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There was a huge eartquake last year everyone was scared And People died Save the eorld Planet trees

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We build strange house

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#takecarelife
#Wecanalivewithearlywarning

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#DRR
#EarlyAction

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People Are Dying because when people build buildings they steal the materials or they put less than what they were supposed to put. My friend died in an earthquake her name was İpek Şirin. Save our beautiful planet by not being selfish. #HelpUsSaveThePlanet #Earhquake #EarlyWarning #PeopleAreDying PEOPLE NEED TO BE AWARE OF THIS!
-Ceylin

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Don't use glass bottles because it makes wildfire. #EerlyAction

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We need to beware every second is another People dying

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#EarlyWarningForAll

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We can do strong houses and we can plant trees.
#EarlyAction #EarlyWarningForAll #DRR
-MELİS

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Situation inTurkey is getting worse. Help for each other.
We save the world together.✨️

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İn Turkey Kore than a thousands of People died we need to her ready maybe 10 minutes later there is a tornado Who know. Dave Turkey #DRR #HelpUs

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Build stronger houses.

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To much people die in earthquakes but its time to stop my friends. Now is our turn to stay alive Turkey. No,its time to help earth and stay alive
#Allpeoplecanlive

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Please don't destroy the trees. We need them! #EarlyAction #DRR #EarlyWarningForAll

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STOP NATURAL DISASTERS PLSSSSSS IM SCARED OF DYINGGGG IM JUST 10 IM TOO YOUNG TO DIEEE #savemepls #STOPDISASTERS #EARLYACTIONBROOOO #DRR
-Ceylin

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#earlyaction

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Hello ceylin wrote this message #EarlyWarning #DRR

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Help us turkey sitizens pls

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Natural disaster

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The probability of an earthquake in Türkiye is very high.  Because Turkey is on earthquake fault lines.  To prevent the consequences of this, Web should fix our belongings to the wall and make earthquake bags. WE HAVE A SLOGAN FOR THİS:  Let's prevent natural disasters, let's live in harmony! SLEEVELESS GROUP

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Natural disasters are being too dangerous

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Natural disasters are being too dangerous

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We cant stop them but we can make them less harmfull.

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STOP FLOODING WE ARE DYING

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Government considering signing up to Biden's methane pledge, agriculture minister says

Amy Remeikis

There has been a bit of chat about Australia signing up to Joe Biden's methane pledge lately. No decision has been made as yet, but agricultural minister Murray Watt says it is something the government is considering.

He told ABC radio RN:

For some time now, I and other ministers have been consulting with farm groups and individual farmers about how they feel about this and what the impacts would be.

To be honest with you, I was surprised when I became the minister and I think my colleagues felt the same way - after all the consternation we saw about the methane pledge in the lead up to the last Cop (UN climate summit) - we were told by Barnaby Joyce and other people that if Australia signed up to this pledge, it would mean we'd have to go around and shoot every cow in the country and all the usual hyperbole you get from Barnaby.

In fact, what it actually is, is an aspirational goal from the world to bring down our methane emissions, which is something not only that I support, but that most farm groups support.

I think Meat and Livestock Australia, the Red Meat Advisory Council,and other groups have already got commitments in place to reach carbon neutral meat production by 2030. And we're working closely with the industry to help them reduce their knee pain emissions. So I would encourage everyone to ignore the scare campaign that is going to come.

So no decision yet, but Watt was talking it up so it sounds like it is almost a done deal. Previously there had been pushback from the National Farmers Federation, but it looks like this will be something Australia will be signing up to.

And right on cue - a press release from Nationals leader David Littleproud lobbed in our inboxes about how the methane pledge would be "the death of the Australian BBQ".

Littleproud claims:

Prime minister Anthony Albanese wants to take away the backyard BBQ.

We know Australians love their sausages, steaks, rissoles and lamb meals - all of that will become out of reach for many. We do not want to see the Aussie BBQ available to only the rich - we urge Labor to reject the methane madness idea and embrace the Aussie BBQ spirit instead of destroy it.

It's giving 2019 'electric vehicles will be the death of the weekend' vibes. And not in a good way. The Nationals might need to update their criticism cupboard.

Bureau of Meteorology provides flooding update for Tasmania, Victoria and NSW
Jonathan How from the Bureau of Meteorology has shared the following state by state weather update with ABC News Breakfast.

How said there is "significant concern right across south-eastern Australia but particularly Tasmania."

Tasmania:

We do have a warning for heavy to intense rainfall across the north as well as damaging winds along the east coast and damaging conditions and waves more than 5m. Already seen rainfall totals overnight of up to and exceeding 140mm for some parts of northern Tasmania. And there is a lot more to come. So we do have a number of flood watches and already flood warnings... and really concerned about locations about Sheffield, Evansdale and Deloraine. We could see flooding vent approach the levels back in 2016. Really significant flooding for Tasmania to come with this heavy rainfall.

Victoria:

Most of northern and central Victoria including Melbourne is under that warning for heavy rainfall and overnight we have seen more than 100mm at Strathbogie and most of that rainfall has fallen north of the divide in Melbourne the gauges getting about 20mm or so but we are expecting that rainfall to pick up through the day particularly north of the divide and from Melbourne we'll see the heavy rain increasing into the afternoon and evenings. Damaging winds across the alpine areas which could cause trees to come down, of course, there is a risk of landslides and we have issued quite a number of flood warnings already including for places like Euroa which is expecting moderate flooding today and many other rivers across the north.

New South Wales:

Overnight the biggest falls actually in Broken Hill. They now set a new record for the highest October daily rainfall record, more than 50mm overnight but that warning stretches to the snowy mountains through to the Riverina, we see that heavy rain pick up this afternoon with strong winds. We are still seeing lots of flooding areas across the Central West and the north-west of the state. They'll see the rainfall push tomorrow, thankfully, though, not going to see as much as what we have seen further south, but still could cause some renewed rises through some of those flood-affected areas already. This system will shift on pretty quickly which is good news. But taking a look at the outlook, next week, looks like we got another round of widespread falls to come. Yes, right, the immediate focus will the rainfall event. Push off the New South Wales coast tomorrow and won't stick around for that much longer burr - while we see sunny skies on Saturday, many places will still be in flood. We'll remind people to stay out of the flood waters. We do see a couple of dry days early next week but there is another system brewing from the west. We see that move across War and South Australia on Tuesday reaching the eastern states on Wednesday and Thursday and this one will get up into northern New South Wales and much of Queensland as well. This one looks to be a bit more stormy.

Emergency management minister discusses flood disasters
The emergency management and agriculture minister Murray Watt is speaking to ABC Radio to discuss flood disasters caused by the third La Niña in a row.

Watt says many people in urban areas don't realise the reality of isolation faced by communities in rural flood-hit areas.

He says the new government support announced this week amounts to 13 weeks' payment at the jobseeker level which will help isolated people pay bills and rent or mortgages.

As for the long-term solution, and the possibility of people having to move away from flood-prone locations, Watt says:

It depends on the location we're talking about.

He says he doesn't think it's realistic to be able relocate every farm in central west NSW, with the conversation more relevant to significant urban developments in flood-prone areas.

Faith leaders call on government to end to new coal or gas projects

Amy Remeikis

Senior faith leaders across Australia and the Pacific are pushing the Albanese government to increase Australia's ambition on climate, calling for an end to all any new coal or gas projects and the scrapping of public subsidies for fossil fuel projects.

One hundred religious and First Nation leaders from across the region have signed an open letter to Anthony Albanese, asking for a stronger, and more urgent response to the climate crisis.

The letter, published in Australian newspapers and sent to Albanese directly, states:

Australia is a wealthy country that profits from exports that are causing the crisis. We hear the cries of anguish from those most vulnerable in the human family who are losing their lives, livelihoods and homes through climate-fuelled disasters.

The current level of warming is not safe. This moment in history calls for an urgent, courageous, visionary response, especially from those in power. Australia's leadership in this response, as part of its First Nations Foreign Policy, is vital for the vulnerable communities and ecosystems who depend on it.

Signatories include senior leaders of the Anglican church in Australia and the Pacific, the president of the National Council of Churches, the grand mufti of Australia, and president of the Uniting church, as well as leaders from Buddhist, Jewish, Hindu and Brahma Kumaris faiths.

To coincide with the letter, which was organised by the Australian Religious Response to Climate Change, multi-faith services for climate justice are being held across Australia and the Pacific, including at the Holy Trinity Anglican Cathedral in Suva and the Catholic Maneaba in Kiribati.

The Rev James Bhagwan, the general secretary of the Pacific Conference of Churches, said Australian coal and gas was a threat to his home's survival "and it doesn't matter where they're burned":

Whether Australian coal and gas is burned overseas or on Australian soil, our homes and cultures are threatened either way.

New coal and gas projects are a death sentence to the Pacific way of life and life in the Pacific.

We in the Pacific have welcomed the willingness of the new Australian Government to listen to the peoples of the Pacific.

The signatories also want Australia to restart contributions to the UN's green climate fund and "First Nations peoples' rights to protect Country are fully respected, that there be an orderly and supported transition for coal and gas dependent communities, and endorsement of a Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty".

It is part of a global faith campaign under the Faiths 4 Climate Justice banner, where religious leaders urge political leaders to "protect God's creation".

More pressure will be put on the Australian government before the next UN climate summit in November.

Good morning!
Victoria, Tasmania and NSW are bracing for flooding, with warnings in place across all three states.

Most of northern and central Victoria including Melbourne is under warning for heavy rainfall, with 12 watch-and-act warnings in place for flooding.

The bureau of meteorology says Strathbogie had more than 100mm of rain overnight, most of which has fallen north of the divide. In Melbourne, heavy rain is forecast to increase into the afternoon and evenings.

There have been 400 calls for help in last 24 hours across the state, with more than 700 properties are without power.

In Tasmania communities in the northern half of the state are on high alert for flash flooding, with the rainfall expected to reach the levels of the 2016 floods in which three people died.

Significant rain is expected today and into tomorrow, with 60mm to 100mm in the northern parts of the state, 180mm in the north-east and up to 250mm around the Great Western Tiers.

In NSW flooding continues to affect inland parts of the state, with the possibility of more evacuation orders for the central west town of Forbes and Wagga Wagga in the south.

Overseas, Australian family and friends of Bali bombings victims have been left shocked by the late-night ceremony at Kuta's ground zero monument, which was timed to coincide with the time of the 2002 explosions, just after 11pm.

A graphic film screened beside the monument depicted the explosions at the nightclubs and their aftermath, as well as images of the bomb maker Umar Patek, who is controversially facing early release.

The ABC's Anne Barker described the graphic footage as "effectively propaganda videos" by Indonesian authorities - "the worst vision you could imagine of those events, and vision of the wounded".

Jeff Marshall, whose father Bob Marshall was killed, told the ABC he was stunned and saddened:

It just ripped our hearts apart seeing it all again. We're not allowed to go into the Sari club to light candles like we have before ... It seems to me it's all about them.

I feel really sad, I feel really sick. I came back to fulfil that need of wanting to come back to commemorate and respect him and all the other lives lost. I feel like it hasn't been done now. I feel like we've been robbed.

On that really sad note, let's get going.

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Australia news live: flood and wild weather warnings in three states; Bali mourners confronted by graphic film of bombing

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Amy Remeikis There has been a bit of chat about Australia signing up to Joe Biden's methane pledge lately. No decision has been made as yet, but agricultural minister Murray Watt says it is something the government is considering.

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As you know that Earthquake is a very dangerous national disaster and we need to work hard to live. Working hard always pays up.

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To stop naturel disaster we have to plant some more trees and stop global warming

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Natural disaster kill a lot of peple and we need to try to stop this. To stop it we need to grow trees for stopping earthquakes. We need to stop making houses near ponds
and lakes and places that can couse serious damage. STOP GLOBAL WARMING. THANK YOU

STAY SAFE STAY GOOD

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#DRRDay

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Natural disaster or man-made disaster!
#EarlyAction saves lives

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Enough is enough! It's time for a change...

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We need #EarlyWarningForAll