>>>Message for liberals :)
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>>>https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-10-15/a-radical-plan-to-slow-climate-change-eat-less-meat
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>>Well we need to do something -- check out this pending horrific disaster!
>>https://www.npr.org/2018/10/16/657778326/climate-change-could-make-beer-prices-double-study-says
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>Don't buy that final rope on the merit of the second article yet ;-)
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>While I have no nice article to back me up, this years grape production is believed to create wines better than 2003, which was a fabulous vintage year. The areas supporting grapes fit to be used in wine have shifted northward a lot, even Stockholm tries planting more and areas in high up in former east Germany are trying growing wine for the first time.
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>JR always mentions the health benefit of a glass of Red, I am also partial to a few glasses of bubbly (colour unimportant, taste not: grapes do not need to be grown in Champagne -Alsatian or Spain can be good enough for my plebeian taste buds) or Federweisser.
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>As I am not burning calories via sports as 30 or 40 years ago, beer is not first in my basic nutrient group anymore ;-))

Well that is grapes -- and yes lots of folks buying land farther north in France and other places so they can still grow grapes. The beer problem is malted barley.