The Far Left has already being ridiculed for calculating global cow farts, so it certainly is not beyond them to count how much CO₂ humans exhale! As if it wasn’t bad enough that we were forced to stay in our own homes, even though no one would have believed it before 2020, it now appears that it is not long before our own breath will be measured and counted! A Dutch bankster and professor, Barbara Baarsma from Rabobank, wants to give citizens personal annual CO₂ quotas! If the far left is already counting the emissions from cows, how long before they start measuring the CO₂ we emit with every breath?
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Are Globalists Planning to Charge us to Breathe? What is your breath worth?
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Rats infest Durban CBD because of uncollected rubbish on the streets, Business and tourism now being threatened
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Durban – Traders in the City centre say their businesses and health have been affected by the huge rat population that has continued to grow because of uncollected rubbish on the streets.
They say there has been an overall decline in business and tourism while the condition of buildings has also deteriorated. Areas popular with hawkers such as Warwick Junction Market, Mahatma Gandhi precinct, Berea and Durban Workshop taxi ranks as well as bus terminals have been most affected.
Pinky Nyathela, who trades at the Warwick Junction Market, said the number of rats had tripled since she began trading in 2016. “There are more rats than usual and they are becoming bigger. They are not scared of people, they look straight at you,” she said.
Health experts said the rat infestation posed a great risk which could “explode” if not brought under control.
“The city hasn’t been very good in dealing with this problem. Rats can spread ove
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Rats infest Durban CBD because of uncollected rubbish on the streets, Business and tourism now being threatened
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Durban – Traders in the City centre say their businesses and health have been affected by the huge rat population that has continued to grow because of uncollected rubbish on the streets. They say there has been an overall decline in business and tourism while the condition of buildings has also deteriorated. Areas popular with..
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