The sea level could soon be up to five meters higher than it is today by the latter part of this century, unless greenhouse gases aren't radically slashed, the paper states.
It is repeated every month here — a mind numbing and costly trek that is increasingly drawing fire as an extravagant waste at a time when the European Union is demanding that Greece, as well as Ireland and Portugal, radically slash their own spending to avoid default on their debt.
"It would mean the loss of Trident … and because of the loss of population and of Trident, the rest of the UK would lose its permanent seat on the security council in the UN and its voting power inside the EU would be radically slashed".
State budgets for mental health have been slashed, radically reducing access to care for the people who most need medicine and are likely to benefit from it.
By radically simplifying the code and slashing rates, Mr. Putin hopes to raise collections by cutting down on the corruption that has left his government starving for revenue.
And I must confess to a wry smile when the New York Times, which repeatedly, vociferously trashed the flat tax when Yours Truly was on the campaign trail, now hails President Putin in an editorial entitled, "Russia's Promising Tax Plan" for "radically simplifying the code and slashing rates".
While claiming to be working in the interests of "fiscal responsibility" the radically pro-corporate wing of the Republican Party is slashing the rights and opportunities of working Americans while letting big business get away scot free.
Even with SpaceX and Blue Origin slashing launch costs, sending anything into space remains a radically expensive proposition.
But the party is over (although it may take some time to end) and people like Liam Maxwell, Mike Bracken and their teams are slashing the budget and applying the principles of openness to radically reduce cost, increase transparency and improve services.
I don't believe anyone set out with the specific intention of slashing cultural provision at the grassroots, and whichever government comes into power, the amount of available money is not going to change radically.
