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Inquisitor said:I agree that their are a lot of players that are lining their own pockets at others expense. The more I find out about Al Gore the more I despise him.
Kyoto helped BRIC at the expense on North America.
Thanks to the Mcguinty government Ontario went from some of the cheapest hydro in North America to some of the most expensive, a major factor in manufacturing cratering.
Its good that some of the ice is coming back.
I may be going off on a bit of a tangent on climate change, but I predict that topics that will be getting a lot more attention are Drought and access to Potable water and potential for abuse conflict.
The ice was never lost as far as I know. It cycles but I'm not a pro. You see down years and you see up years. Of course our CO count will be higher than other countries as we are a developed nation. All robust manufacturing countries have higher CO emissions. It can't be helped. It makes sense to me that Canada opt out of the Kyoto protocol all together. I recall reading a article a few years back in the reader digest where they did a break down of CO emissions versus production and CO emissions per capita. At a per capita percentage we are on the high end of the chart of emissions. Based on production levels we fared much better. All other emission types, as in Toxic compounds, smoke etc. We are one of the best countries in the world at keeping the levels low.
I won't get into Mcguinty costs, that's a different subject and one that is still unfolding to this day.


