Adam Levine Makes An Important Statement About The Fire In Australia

The world-famous rock music group leader of Maroon 5, Adam Levine, has shared a heartbreaking photo from the fire in Australia via his verified and official Instagram page.

Australia’s bushfire crisis started much earlier than normal in August 2019, with thousands of fires in Queensland and New South Wales. On Saturday the prime minister, Scott Morrison, said after visiting fire grounds:” The most constant issue that has been raised with me has been the issue of managing fuel loads in national parks.”

Today, successful singer, Adam Levine has made a serious statement about the fire in Australia on his Instagram account. He explained that this fire will have bad results for all people and animals.

Here’s the statement of Adam Levine:

“Australia is on fire. And the summer there has only just begun. 2019 was a year of record heat and record drought. Today the temperature outside Sydney was 48,9°C. 500 million (!!) animals are estimated dead because of the bushfires.

Over 20 people have died and thousands of homes have burned to the ground. The fires have spewed 2/3 of the nation’s national annual CO2 emissions, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.

The smoke has covered glaciers in distant New Zealand (!) making them warm and melt faster because of the albedo effect.”

A fan named Irena Levine commented:

“And Indonesia is experiencing a climate crisis, heavy rains, and floods.😭.”

Another fan named Cassandra Nuttall wrote this:

“Thank you so much for using your voice to create awareness for us! 🙏🏼 we desperately need help from every corner of the globe!

No matter how small .”

You can see the Instagram post of Adam Levine right below.

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#repost @gretathunberg・・・ Australia is on fire. And the summer there has only just begun. 2019 was a year of record heat and record drought. Today the temperature outside Sydney was 48,9°C. 500 million (!!) animals are estimated dead because of the bushfires. Over 20 people have died and thousands of homes have burned to ground. The fires have spewed 2/3 of the nations national annual CO2 emissions, according to the Sydney Morning Herald. The smoke has covered glaciers in distant New Zealand (!) making them warm and melt faster because of the albedo effect. And yet. All of this still has not resulted in any political action. Because we still fail to make the connection between the climate crisis and increased extreme weather events and nature disasters like the #AustraliaFires That has to change. And it has to change now. My thoughts are with the people of Australia and those affected by these devastating fires. Link in bio to donate

A post shared by Adam Levine (@adamlevine) on Jan 4, 2020 at 10:21pm PST