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Viv Forbes

Viv Forbes

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Contributor, Canada Free Press

Canada

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Total articles 530

  • The growing menace of trees

    By Viv Forbes| xyz.net.au@ Australia is threatened by dangerous trees. They have infested our cities, menace our power lines, invade our grasslands and fuel our worst bushfires. The meander by Cyclone Alfred through south east Queensland illustrated how bad this danger has become. Big tall trees smashed power lines and over 450,000 people lost power, some for days; big tall trees crushed cars and closed roads; and in every cyclone big tall trees fall on houses, shops and fences.

    By Viv Forbes · xyz.net.au

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • Global Warming-Energy-Environment

    By Paul Driessen Verified, Viv Forbes, Jack Dini| Canada Free Press Verified Reexamining the Obama Era Endangerment FindingBy Paul Driessen | March 30, 2025Reversing this faulty EPA finding will curtail climate alarmism and green energy grifting The Growing Menace of TreesBy Viv Forbes | March 26, 2025Now landowners are the suckers - if woody weeds reach a certain size, they become protected native plants.

    By Paul Driessen Verified, Viv Forbes, Jack Dini · Canada Free Press

    Mar. 30, 2025

  • The growing menace of trees

    By Viv Forbes| xyz.net.au@ Australia is threatened by dangerous trees. They have infested our cities, menace our power lines, invade our grasslands and fuel our worst bushfires. The meander by Cyclone Alfred through south east Queensland illustrated how bad this danger has become. Big tall trees smashed power lines and over 450,000 people lost power, some for days; big tall trees crushed cars and closed roads; and in every cyclone big tall trees fall on houses, shops and fences.

    By Viv Forbes · xyz.net.au

    Mar. 31, 2025

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Canada Free Press