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World News Roundup 12/04 - Morning Edition

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[Reporter : ] It could be the idea of "space beer" that lead some samplers to give it two thumbs way up‚ since according to the scientists involved in this project to grow barley in space‚ there was no change in color‚ size nor protein contained in the barley.
Regardless‚ the fact that we can grow fine products in space is in itself a big step forward for life in outerspace.
The beer was brewed from barley that was grown in the International Space Station.
It was part of a five-month joint mission by Russian Academy of Science‚ Okayamu University and Sapporo‚ a Japanese beer company.
Six-pack sets of the space beer‚ priced at around 115 U.S. dollars per set‚ will be sold to 250 interested purchasers who will be selected by lottery.
All proceeds wil go to a children's educational science charity in Japan and Russia.
Although we won't be seeing space beer in future space mission menu due to its alcohol and gas content‚ it will do some good on earth.
Leaders from around the world will gather at Copenhagen to discuss new deals that will replace the Kyoto protocol in helping to save the environment and reduce CO2 emissions.
A former Beatle and a knighted vegetarian‚ Sir Paul McCartney met with Brussels' European Parliament to promote his "meat-free day" campaign‚ a movement he started in UK‚ where he introduce not eating meat for a day as a simple means of fighting global warming.
His believes that meat production‚ as part of the livestock industry‚ causes more CO2 emissions than all of transport put together.
Considering the fact that grazing or growing animal feed does significantly contribute to deforestation‚ there is some degree of logic to his argument.
McCartney's campaign is part of his efforts to promote sustainable food policy at the climate summit in Copenhagen.
Algeria is major oil and gas producer that made headlines with the conflict between government forces and Islamic militants that lead to thousands of deaths.
For too long this unfortunate legacy has shadowed the beauty Algeria has to offer tourists‚ including thousands of kilometers of Mediterranean beaches and vast tracts of Sahara desert wilderness.
Attracting far less visitors than their smaller neighbors‚ Morocco and Tunisia‚ is the extent of damage that
As part of their efforts to rebuild the flawed image of Algeria which the media has portrayed to the world‚ the Algerian government will introduce a package of tax breaks‚ low-interest loans and subsidised land that will encourage investment in new hotels and resorts.
Algerian tourism industry's goal is to attract 11 million visitors by 2025.
Reporter : slim@arirang.co.kr

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