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Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Trying to get over the Climate Hoax Hump - Australia poised to allow camel cull


Bust a cap in the camel trade, Walk a Mile for Killing a Camel!
It would be funny if it were not so ludicrous and potentially dangerous.
Let us read some of the pompous fluff to "save the planet" ♘

- go to the full article at the link below:
FT.com / Asia-Pacific - Australia poised to allow camel cull

Some highlights:

The camel culling plan is one of the first to arise under the Australian government’s new “carbon farming initiative”, a scheme that lets farmers or investors claim carbon credits if they can show they have cut greenhouse gas emissions. ...

Apart from their methane emissions, camels are also menacing remote Aboriginal populations, he said.

“If everyone knew what they were doing, people would be more concerned,” said Dr Moore, “especially when they start coming into town and kicking down your toilet.”....

Dr Moore’s company plans to earn carbon credits – tradable certificates that companies or individuals can use to cancel or “offset” their own emissions – by organising the controlled culling of camels....

The value of any carbon credits earned under the scheme is likely to rise if it is linked to a contentious carbon pricing plan the Australian government is still negotiating---

got to http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/6e633ac8-9126-11e0-9668-00144feab49a.html#axzz1OhvOyrHZ

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