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[F]or countries who have been driven by green zealots into the solar energy shade or the wind energy doldrums, rising power costs are destroying their industry, jobs and prosperity.

Their carbon tax will surely cause all mineral processing plants in Australia to lose value, and some will surely close. Low cost coal and diesel power will no longer support our high wages. The value adding will take place in Asia.

At least the Australian government is up front about their carbon tax. The Obama administration is using agency regulations to bypass congress and increase the cost of energy. These Australian citizens have the same concerns and complaints as US citizens.

Europe trumps all other regions with 11 out of twelve courtiers rated as “extreme risk.” However, quite surprisingly, only one PIIGS country–Italy which takes the top spot–is in the top 12.

Shocked cyclone survivors were assessing damage on Australia’s Far Northeastern coast Friday, as troops pitched in to help clean up the wreckage. At least one man was killed in the storm. (Feb. 4)

“It is a nightmare. Daily life has become incredibly complicated. Many roads remain impassable. The authorities have warned residents to be wary of snakes and crocodiles.”

The Carbon Sense Coalition today called on all Australian governments to boycott the Cancun Climate Change Circus.

Following in American education’s footsteps, Australian schools are being transformed from institutions that impart a rigorous education into social reform factories that manufacture right-thinking (which is to say, left-thinking) young clones ready to be admitted into the chattering classes.

Either it was a printing error. Or the global elite is perfectly well aware that global cooling represents a far more serious and imminent threat to the world than global warming, but is so far unwilling to admit it except behind closed doors.

First the greenies came to take away our lightbulbs in the U.S. and force us to buy more expensive ones. Now the greenies are on the march in Australia with the unkindest swipe of all: forcing Australians to pay 42 percent more for toilet paper.