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| Subject: Re: New cliimate treaty meetings . | |
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Author: Duncan7 |
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Date Posted: 23:33:45 12/04/07 Tue In reply to: billvon 's message, "Re: New cliimate treaty meetings ." on 12:58:27 12/04/07 Tue Economics is pretty much going to dictate higher mpg vehicles pretty much the same way it did in europe. As far as getting the USA "on Board" what does going to Bali have to do with it? As energy prices go up it's going to be a self correcting problem. Unfortunately our demand for energy won't. The percentage of cleaner sources has to keep up with the percentage our use goes up. You've got a long way to go and another meeting isn't going to change that. These peoples time would be better spent diversifying our own resources at home for a more balanced energy process. Probably a bit to complicated for someone like Kerry. >>How is this any different then what they have been >>trying to do for the last 10 years? > >It's starting to have an effect. California, along >with 15 other states, have passed legislation reducing >greenhouse gas emissions. They are waiting for the >EPA to approve their plans, and the Supreme Court has >directed them to do so. The Senate is proposing a >35mpg standard by 2020, which will also help a lot. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |
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| Re: New cliimate treaty meetings . | billvon | 09:23:08 12/05/07 Wed |
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