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(Bloomberg) -- Iceland is turning to taxes to reduce the impact exponential growth in tourism has on its pristine wilderness, Prime Minister Katrin Jakobsdottir said.Most Read from BloombergVegas’ Newest Resort Is a $3.7 Billion Palace, 23 Years in the MakingFed Set to Pause Rate Hikes, But Don’t Count Out Another IncreaseTrudeau’s Murder Claim Risks Upending US Courtship of IndiaDollar Rally Is Crushing One of the Most Popular Trades of 2023“Tourism has really grown exponentially in Iceland in
out at the park walking and their imaginary dogs. how convenient after he's made billion dollars of people off of his over traipsed guard starting campfires and beating trails into the pristine wilderness. then you kill assorted fish and game and now you want to give up the company? because you're old. you made all of your money. now look how great -- shut up! >> geraldo: he uses sustainable products. aren't we hyper suspicious now? >> dana: i don't care what he does with his company. i don't care. i think the children don't want the company, but i have a feeling they probably never need to work a day in their life anyway so i'm sure this is part of the structuring that they are not -- they're not going to be homeless out of this. the other thing is -- makes much better clothing anyway. in all seriousness this is nothing in regards to climate change. you can fight climate change but
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explaining how shocked he was by republicans refusing to vote for them. whether he was, i don't know, it's hard and i'm shocked that he shocked but whether that has awakened senator joe manchin to the fact that republicans if they're not going to support a bipartisan investigation into what happened on january 6th in their own workplace was attacked, perhaps that will awaken senator manchin to the fact that republicans aren't going to vote either for infrastructure or anything else for that matter. we'll see if he is awake into that reality as well. that may remains to be seen. the biden administration also this evening making more news on a different topic when deb haaland announced that the biden administration will not allow drilling to go forward. gas drilling in the arctic refuge in alaska. they've given a green light for drilling and that pristine wilderness, the biden
this evening making more news on a different topic. when interior secretary deb haaland announced the biden administration will not allow drilling to go forward, oil and gas drilling in the arctic national wildlife refuge in alaska. the trump administration had given the green light for drilling in that pristine wilderness. the biden administration is rescinding that, hitting the brakes on those approvals. this, of course, comes just days after some of the biggest oil companies in the world, exxon, chevron, royal dutch shell were all hit with court judgments and shareholder votes on the same day, all efforts to try to force those huge companies into a future where they're effectively not drilling for oil anymore, let alone in protected arctic wilderness. some of the biggest oil companies on earth now facing serious pressure and serious binding constraints on them that are designed to force them into becoming effectively renewable energy companies. not just drillers anymore. so the protection of the arctic