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Cow Farts and Burps to Be Taxed for Climate Change

Cow Farts and Burps to Be Taxed for Climate Change

Posted on June 16, 2022

In an apparent backdoor effort to tax meat, the burps and farts of cattle and sheep are set to be taxed by the leftist government of New Zealand in a bid to, they claim, save the world. The left-wing Labour government of Jacinda Ardern has drafted proposals to levy taxes against farmers for the methane…

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Why global warming is good for us

Why global warming is good for us

Posted on March 8, 2022

But are we not told to expect more volatile weather as a result of climate change? It is certainly assumed that we should. Yet there’s no evidence to suggest weather volatility is increasing and no good theory to suggest it will. The decreasing temperature differential between the tropics and the Arctic may actually diminish the…

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