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Answer You - Has Australian Politics Gone Green?
We are all familiar with the neon sign board that hangs outside any office buildings, hotels, bars, pubs and sometime even outside a house. The neon sign is a glowing glass tube used to attract people and customers to maximize their business and also works as alerts. It is nothing but an evolution of the
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Leading the charge - somewhat surprisingly seems to be John Howard the Prime Minister of Australia. He is at least admitting now that Global Warming is a possibility, after years of questioning the science, and it now talking about possible solutions to the problem - championing nuclear power as Australia's answer to reducing its greenhouse gas contributions (only 1% of the world total despite a heavy reliance on coal). He has also proposed that the Murray-Darling River system which represents 70% of Australia's water be placed under Federal control and ten billion dollars invested in protecting and improving the vital waterway. At le
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Leading the charge - somewhat surprisingly seems to be John Howard the Prime Minister of Australia. He is at least admitting now that Global Warming is a possibility, after years of questioning the science, and it now talking about possible solutions to the problem - championing nuclear power as Australia's answer to reducing its greenhouse gas contributions (only 1% of the world total despite a heavy reliance on coal). He has also proposed that the Murray-Darling River system which represents 70% of Australia's water be placed under Federal control and ten billion dollars invested in protecting and improving the vital waterway. At l
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Now don't get me wrong. I'm not tree hugger - in fact I can't stand those tree camping hippies who would do more good for the environment if they stopped protesting and smoking green and instead spent their time planting trees. However I am a
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