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Northern Light
Chris Hedges truthdig.com I gave a talk last week at Canada’s Wilfrid Laurier University to the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences. Many in the audience had pinned small red squares of felt to their clothing. The carre rouge, … Continue reading
Posted in Headlines, Politics, Society
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Not just big firms to pay carbon tax
Ben Packham The Australian CITY councils, water authorities, a university and Melbourne’s glitzy Crown Casino are among at least 250 entities to pay the carbon tax from July 1. The list of liable companies, released today, is dominated by big … Continue reading
Posted in Agenda 21/Great Reset, Economics, Environment
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DIY firms allowed to send staff into homes and push their own products in Green Deal scheme
Robert Watts Telegraph The DIY giant is one of a number of businesses set to reap multi-million profits from the new Green Deal, which will see homeowners borrow up to £10,000 to fit boilers, insulation, double-glazing, doors and other eco-friendly … Continue reading
Posted in Agenda 21/Great Reset, Environment, Headlines
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Farmers are concerned over calls to harness Asian capital to boost the nation’s food production
Ben Peckham Australian FARMERS have demanded an overhaul of foreign investment rules ahead of any attempt to harness Asian capital to boost the nation’s food production. Trade Minister Craig Emerson has outlined a plan to use Chinese and Indian investment … Continue reading
Posted in Headlines, Permaculture & Horticulture, Politics
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