DST causes drought in Australia!

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Drought trigger
clear as day

WHEN I was a kid we never had
drought after drought.
Then we started with daylight
saving.. We started with a little
bit, but now we have six months
of the year daylight saving.
It has just become too much for
the environment to cope with.
It is so logical, for six months
of the year we have an extra hour
each day of that hot afternoon
sun.
I read somewhere that scientif-
ic studies had shown there is a lot
less moisture in the atmosphere
which means we get less rain.
I believe this one hour extra
sun is slowly evaporating all the
moisture out of everything.
Why can't the Government get
the CSIRO to do studies on this,
or better still, get rid of daylight
savings.
They have to do something.
before it is too Iate.
- CHRIS HILL,
Albury