climate change by reducing the amount that cows burp. # he s got the whole world in his hands # he s got the whole wide world in his hands. and the comedianjason manford is re living his school day singalongs for a christmas single. school assemblies were never really like this with the he ll be on the sofa before eight. glow sticks! in around half an hour we ll get the latest inflation figures, which tell us how much prices are going up or down by. nina s in liverpool with more on this. we are looking at the impact of those numbers in the real world,
be one more supply chain problem. beer taps running dry. not yet, but if there s going to be a beer shortage, it s going to be a problem. reporter: the problem is to get those bubbles requires co2. much of the nation s carbon dioxide used in beer is shipped from mississippi, where they encountered a recent contamination issue, causing shortages, and then a train line strike in the midwest resulted in co2 delivery problems. a dozen or more breweries that are experiencing the same problem. and those are just the ones that i know of. it was as if a switch went off overnight. reporter: at tarpin river brewing in fort lauderdale they make up to 300 gallons of craft beer a day. that requires 80 pounds of co2. i m showing about 200 psi here, giving us another day or two. if we don t receive shipment by thursday, we re out of luck. reporter: the growing worry? this burp in the co2 supply chain could slow the flow.
in the search is having to be flown in. the news of the missing pair has gained worldwide attention. we urge brazilian authorities to redouble their efforts to find philips and pereira, with time of the essence in view of the real risks to their life and security. it is therefore crucial that the authorities at the federal and local levels react robustly and expeditiously. that s a call that has been echoed by mr phillips sister in london. she called for an in depth and open investigation into what s happened. katy watson, bbc news, in valle dojavari. a draft proposal in new zealand aims to address methane emissions linked to global warming, one cow and sheep burp at a time. if the plan is adopted, the nation would become the first to charge farmers for the methane emissions emanating from their livestock. joining us now is william rolleston, a farmer in new zealand and acting president of the world farmers organisation.
and continue with first world problems and continue with what they say on social media post and what s actually going on in the world today. greg: excuse me, little burp there. they don t grow up. they don t have to. the bulldozer parents, they re trying to push their bulldozer agenda on people or dealing with real stuff and real problems and i m glad they rejected it. it s a small victory. greg: 60%, kat, that s 6 out of 10. don t you think that it would be great to have automatic automated or automatic recall votes? just have them every six months or a year? because they lot this [bleep] go on for three years, right? yes, actually. i think it would be a great idea. and this is shouldn t be surprising, obviously. it s like san francisco is also sold it is so liberal but it s also so expensive. even when you don t have to get your car windows replaced every three days or whatever because people are busting into them, and i hate this idea that, you
and continue with first world problems and continue with what they say on social media post and what s actually going on in the world today. greg: excuse me, little burp there. they don t grow up. they don t have to. the bulldozer parents, they re trying to push their bulldozer agenda on people or dealing with real stuff and real problems and i m glad they rejected it. it s a small victory. greg: 60%, kat, that s 6 out of 10. don t you think that it would be great to have automatic automated or automatic recall votes? just have them every six months or a year? because they lot this [bleep] go on for three years, right? yes, actually. i think it would be a great idea. and this is shouldn t be surprising, obviously. it s like san francisco is also sold it is so liberal but it s also so expensive. even when you don t have to get your car windows replaced every three days or whatever because people are busting into them, and i hate this idea that, you