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[JAY WALSH]

Steven, Recently I have been thinking that the solution is not "Higher Prices"
or "Scarcity" for fuel. 
We have higher prices and scarcity and this just seems to be driving the
marketplace to more polluting fuel sources as they become more financially
attractive. Case in point are: the TransCanada's proposed Keystone XL pipeline
$7 billion project to bring heavy, sour crude oil from the tar sands
production in Alberta, Canada to Port Arthur, Texas for refining, and the
Hydrofracking taking place in upstate NY and Penn, and the many BoiMass wood
burning plants underdevelopment throughout the country. It's so bad it makes
me want to support Nuclear Power (which I also dislike).  Can't say I have any
better solutions, but question banking on higher prices and scarcity as a
solution that will save us.

Steven Tjiang <steve at tjiang.org> wrote:
> More or less agree with you. ?There is ?only one thing that really works:
> increase energy price and scarcity. ?We can set good examples of what is
> possible but to expect the rest of the north america to see the examples
for
> they are we need energy prices to go up.
> ---- Steve (KZ6LSD)