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"Warning shots were fired and targeted shots were fired" A Social Media Message From Dutch Police Tonight Two incidents of police shooting at farmers protesting climate change cow gas rules tonight in Holland. They happened at exit and entrance ramps to the major freeways that run through the town of Heerenveen (A7 and A32). Police apparently trying to stop farmers from moving onto the major highways... Police made arrests tonight in Heerenveen as well. This video shows police pointing a pistol into the cab of a tractor... The second shooting incident late tonight at the A32 exit in Heerenveen is...

Police Fired Tear Gas At Dutch Farmers Outside A 'Lidl" Distribution Center In Heerenveen.. Live Video Tonight At "Jumbo" Distribution Center In Woerden, Holland Where A Blockade Is Underway Dutch mayors declaring states of emergency and mobile police units deploying to disperse farmers protesting the "nitrogen" rules for cows under a national "climate change" policy. Blockades at food distribution centers led to empty shelves in Dutch stores today. There were also tractors and other vehicles staging blockades on highways and at bridges across the Netherlands among other locations. Arrests have been made. There have been fines issues to hundreds in...

The police issued four fines at the Veghel distribution center blockade Mediapark Hilversum entrance blocked Lock IJmuiden blocked by fishermen Albert Heijn cancels online orders due to blockage A 37 blocked again... Rhine bridge at Rhenen blocked... Normal situation at Eindhoven Airport again... Blockade A 37 at Zwartemeer past... Dairy farmers "It can go that fast and the shelves are empty"... CDA MP: my wife and children were threatened... Traffic is back on A 67.... Police stop tractors on highway, hand out fines... Blockades of bridges and distribution centers...

RIVERDALE, California (Reuters) - Imagine a vat of liquid cow manure covering the area of five football fields and 33 feet deep. Meet California's most alternative new energy. On a dairy farm in the Golden State's agricultural heartland, utility PG&E Corp began on Tuesday producing natural gas derived from manure, in what it hopes will be a new way to power homes with renewable, if not entirely clean, energy. The Vintage Dairy Biogas Project, the brainchild of life- long dairyman David Albers, aims to provide the natural gas needed to power 1,200 homes a day, Albers said at the facility's...