UN expert: turn veggie if you want to save Earth!: comments

quoteJoe Smoe

June 28, 2009, 17:09

Oh god. Farting cows are causing global warming. Looks like we need a butt catalytic converter.

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OSCE special envoy to report on Caucasian crisis The situation in Abkhazia and South Ossetia will be on the agenda at the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly's upcoming meeting in Toronto. Its special envoy for the Caucasus Goran Lennmarker will present a report on the crisis.

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Russian troops to replace peacekeepers in new states Russia has established formal diplomatic ties with newly independent South Ossetia and Abkhazia. Moscow will now station about 8,000 regular army troops there to provide protection for the republics. Meanwhile, Russian c

U.S. officials split over Caucasus conflict U.S. officials are divided over the recent violence in South Ossetia. The U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services hearing has cast Moscow as an aggressor but members of the U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs have...

Russia calls for arms embargo against Georgia Moscow has submitted a draft resolution to the UN Security Council calling for an end to Georgia's militarisation. Russia is urging other countries to stop direct or indirect supply or sale of weapons to Georgia.

Russian withdrawal a step forward – Saakashvili The Georgian President has given a cautious welcome to an agreement between Moscow and the EU which will see Russian forces withdrawn from Georgia and replaced by EU monitors. Speaking at a media briefing in Tbilisi with

Russia endorses Ossetian & Abkhazian diplomats Russia has established official diplomatic relations with South Ossetia and Abkhazia. The news was announced by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov during a joint media conference with his counterparts from the new states.

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Kim Jong Il: dead, alive or using a body double? The health of North Korea’s dictator, Kim Jong Il, has come under the spotlight, just as his country celebrates 60 years since its foundation. The leader did not attend a military parade dedicated to the state holiday. T

Washington Post: “Georgians question Saakashvili’s actions” According to The Washington Post, “Georgians inside and outside the government have begun to question the wisdom of the costly confrontation, and of the leaders who set it in motion”. One of the oldest and most respectab

Russian Navy set for U.S. backyard exercise The Russian Navy has confirmed that a fleet of warships belonging to the Russian Northern Fleet is preparing to cross the Atlantic Ocean and head for the Caribbean.

Rabbi key to Obama’s bid for Jewish vote Democratic U.S. Presidential candidate Barack Obama, who has been struggling to gain the Jewish vote, could have taken advantage of his wife’s cousin who’s one of the most distinguished black rabbis in the U.S. Still,...

Russia's Foreign Minister speaks out Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov speaks to journalists.

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Russian troops give way to EU observers The presence of EU observers in buffer zones outside South Ossetia and Abkhazia will be enforced, allowing Russian troops to leave security zones by October 1. The agreement is the outcome of Monday’s meeting between the

US scraps nuclear deal with Russia The U.S. has pulled out of a civilian nuclear deal with Russia in response to the conflict in Georgia. The agreement reached in May would have opened up markets between the countries by removing Cold War era...

Exposed: the double standards of U.S. rhetoric The U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney spent last week touring the Caucasus and criticising what he called Russian “aggression” towards Georgia. But some of the accusations leveled against Russia sound very similar to those

Ukraine’s PM to be quizzed over poisoning Ukraine's Prime Minister has been summoned to give evidence at a hearing into the poisoning of President Viktor Yushchenko four years ago. Yulia Timoshenko has been told to attend the Prosecutor General’s Office on Septe

Belarus accuses U.S. host family of 'kidnapping' teen The Belarusian government has accused an American family of kidnapping their teenage daughter after the girl failed to return home from an exchange programme. The 16 year old sparked a diplomatic row, and placed the...

Medvedev says withdrawal depends on security guarantees The Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has announced that troops who remain on Georgian territory will be withdrawn once international guarantees for South Ossetia and Abkhazia are assured. It follows talks between...

Russia-NATO ties under question Russia may cut all ties with NATO if the western military alliance offers Georgia a Membership Action Plan, said Dmitry Rogozin, Russia's envoy to NATO.

Belarus may recognise new republics after elections Russia's western neighbour Belarus will discuss the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia after a new parliament is elected at the end of the month, according to its president Aleksandr Lukashenko.

French President leads EU peace mission French President Nicolas Sarkozy visited Moscow on Monday to discuss the way forward in the dispute between Russia and Georgia after last month’s military conflict in South Ossetia. Sarkozy travelled to the Russian capit

Georgia-Russia conflict being heard in The Hague A hearing into alleged human rights abuses in Georgia by Russian troops has begun at the International Court of Justice in The Hague.

British boarding school opens for Kazakh elite The first British private school has opened in the capital of Kazakhstan, Almaty. The site that the Haileybury school has established is not only the first in the country, but also the first of its kind in Central Asia...

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Russia remembers: 67 years on from the Leningrad siege It’s 67 years since the beginning of one of the longest and deadliest sieges in modern history, when Nazi forces surrounded Leningrad – today’s St Petersburg.

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