Russell Crowe Just Put A Rocket Up The Golden Globes’ Arse Re: Our Bushfire Crisis

Australian film stalwart Russell Crowe has delivered a vital speech at the 2020 Golden Globes, telling Hollywood’s most influential figures not to ignore the factors which led to unprecedented bushfires devastating the nation.

Read: climate change. Rusty wants Hollywood’s elite to focus on climate change, please and thank you.

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Despite remaining in New South Wales to tend to his Nana Glen property, Crowe won a gong for best actor in a television limited series thanks to his work in The Loudest Voice.

Speaking through Jennifer Aniston, Crowe said it was essential to link the blazes to the worsening effects of climate change:

Make no mistake, the tragedy unfolding in Australia is climate change-based. We need to act based on science, move our global workforce to renewable energy, and respect our planet for the unique and amazing place it is. That way, we all have a future. Thank you.

Crowe is not just an observer to this fire season, either. In November, Crowe said fires in northern NSW razed several buildings on his property.

Images the actor shared on social media depicted the damage, showing how lucky the 55-year-old was during the blazes.

Whether Crowe’s call to action on climate change is adopted by the Australian government is yet to be see, but look, we wouldn’t count on it.

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