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US Carbon Trade Legislation
“The largest corporate welfare program ever enacted in the history of the United States” according to Ronald Bailey, Reason magazine, commenting on the Waxman-Markey Bill. (0)

Join the Protest in Melbourne
All members of the community sceptical that CO2 causes climate change are most welcome to join in an “Educational protest” outside where Al Gore will be giving a speech at Docklands peninsula, Melbourne, on Monday 13th July. (1)

Evidence for 'Solar Signature'
Increasingly strong evidence of a clear solar signature in a number of climatic indicators in Europe, strengthening the earlier conclusions of a study that included stations from the United States…  With the recent downturn of both solar activity and global temperatures…  Read more here. (5)

Shrinking Sheep
CLIMATE change has caused a flock of wild sheep on a remote northern Scottish island to become smaller, according to an unusual investigation published on Thursday.  Read more here. (7)

Beach Houses to Go
MILLIONS of dollars worth of luxury waterfront homes at Byron Bay will be demolished in the name of climate change following a council decision to enshrine “planned retreat” in law.  Read more here. (4)

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It’s Cold in Europe

Governments across Europe declared states of emergency and ordered factories to close as Russia cut all gas supplies through Ukraine yesterday in their worsening dispute over unpaid bills.   Read more here.

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6 Responses to “It’s Cold in Europe”

  1. Comment from: tarpon


    Reagan warned Europe about feeding the Russian energy bear — They didn’t listen.

  2. Comment from: Marcus


    Can the OZ and American farmers understand the reluctance of Europe to give up the subsidised agricultural sector?

    At least they learned the lesson not to rely on imported food after the war.
    Pity they missed the same lesson re. energy.

  3. Comment from: Louis Hissink


    Isn’t social democracy wonderful.

  4. Comment from: Chris Schoneveld


    The cold in Europe is due to a high pressure ares over its central part. This cold is compensated by the warmer than usual conditions in the Scandinavian and North Atlantic area where a low pressure area is dominating. It says nothing about any possible NH cooling. Imagine that is would forebode the conditions that are prevalent in a cooler world; we would all be longing back for the good old days of global warming.

  5. Comment from: Birdie


    It’s 6 degrees Celsius on Latitudude 60 degrees North! Cooling???? Bah!!!!

  6. Comment from: EW


    Reagan should have warned us Europeans about Ukraina and its bad manners as a gas transit country. We have had a similar dispute in 2006 and Ukraina siphoning away gas meant for EU, but no-one even slapped Ukraininans on a wrist. So, apparently this time Russians decided to handle. It’s really lamentable, that the victims of the situation were the Balkan countries that are friendly to Russia…

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