オーストラリアの森林火災にニコール・キッドマン、P!nkらが助けの手を差しのべる！ SNSで寄付や義援金を呼びかけ

Nicole Kidman on Instagram: "Our family’s support, thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by the fires all over Australia. We are donating 0,000 to the Rural Fire Services who are all doing and giving so much right now."

Hugh Jackman on Instagram: "How can you help? Tap on the image for just a few of the organizations who are working tirelessly to fight the bushfires ... to save lives, wildlife and property. #australianbushfires"

Jonathan Van Ness on Instagram: "After having had the chance to film a special episode of @queereye in Yass, Australia in 2018 I fell in love. My heart has been broken these last days watching the situation deteriorate there. The people, animals, and spirit of Australia is so beautifully unique & seeing how much everyone has banded together to help is major especially @celestebarber and everything shes has done to raise funds for her country in this crisis. Go to the link in my bio & donate to @celestebarber Australia fundraiser & if you’re in a position to donate anything that would be a very much appreciated. It’s estimated over 480 MILLION animals are dead & as fires are continuing to grow. They will surly need all the support they can get 🏳️‍🌈"

Leonardo DiCaprio on Instagram: "#Regram #RG @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. (Photo: Matthew Abbott for The New York Times)"