Celeste Barber

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actor Russell Crowe has in his first speech at the Golden Globes, the awareness of the deadly bushfire crisis in Australia.

"Make no mistake. The Tragedy in Australia is That Climate Change -based," he said in a message read On Stage by presenter Jennifer Aniston .

Crowe won the award for his portrayal of Fox News Chief Executive Roger Ailes , The Loudest voice in The Room .

His comments join a wave of celebrity support for The Fire Department response.

at least 24 people have died since The Fire started in September.

The Fire is a natural part of the Australian weather cycle, but have worsened this year by hotter-than-average temperatures and persistent drought in many areas.

Crowe is one of thousands of Australian residents whose homes were damaged or lost, The Fire in the Bush, each state and each territory.

"We must act based on science, the move of our global workforce to Renewable Energy and respect for Our Planet , for the unique and amazing place it is," he said in his message.

Crowe was not at the Golden Globes ceremony in Hollywood Aniston, he said, stayed home to protect His Family .

He was regularly posts on Social Media since The Fire started, the damage to his house, but also the promotion of donations to the brigades largely on the volunteer fire Department.

His latest video showed his Golden Globe-together with his fire equipment.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge, the home of two award took for their Fleabag series,

the actress Cate Blanchett also paid tribute at The Ceremony , the operation is largely volunteer fire brigade, namely: "If a country from a climate disaster, we all face a climate disaster. "

And Joaquin Phoenix , who won the best actor in a drama for The Joker, called on Hollywood to "get unified and make some changes" to Climate Change .

sports and celebrity donations

The Golden-Globe-speeches are part of a wave of celebrity activism in The Past week, as the extent of The Crisis became known, more and more International.

hundreds of actors, singers and sports Stars - Australian or otherwise - have donated to help The Victims of fires or other encourage you to do That .

the Australian actress Margot Robbie shows That Our Country is an emotional appeal on Instagram on Monday, pictures of her childhood, in order to show "how nice".

"It is so beautiful and it hurts, it is really now," She Said , while they demand their followers to various non-profit organizations, "Future Generations , I was the kind of childhood so happy."

prominent Australian writers write together under the #AuthorsForFireys hashtag on Twitter, auctioning off personalized pieces, workshops, illustrations or coaching in exchange for donations.

In the world of sports, the increase in the appropriation for the Australian Red Cross Disaster Relief and Recovery Fund.

The highest bid is currently More Than A$300,000 ($209,000; £160,000).

Several tennis players will take part in the Brisbane Open, you said you give sizable donations - or, in the case in which all of you will win your prize money, if.

donations also true That the Australian actress Nicole Kidman and her husband Keith Urban , and singer Pink, who said on Saturday That it had destroyed "completely on the ground".

comedian Celeste Barber , the glory of a new celebrity-Instagram-pictures, which raised More Than $31m.

they shared a picture of her mother-in-law ' s house and said: "It is scary. They are scared. "

Kim Kardashian-West, the almost 63 million Twitter followers, tweeted a string of news articles about the fires, the on 3. January, followed by The Message : "Climate Change is real," while Selena Gomez , with More Than 59 million followers on Twitter to donate also.

the Prime Minister of Australia Scott Morrison has warned That .

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Source of news: bbc.com