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Dave Head
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On 19 Jun 2006 08:40:50 -0700, "donquijote1954" <[email protected]>
wrote:
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>Dave Head wrote:
>> >Yes you are - by refusing to support Kyoto.
>>
>> Refusing to support an anti-American scheme that would wreck our economy in no
>> way keeps the owners of power plants from making them more efficient. The
>> laws of physics keep them from making them more efficient, since they're got
>> exhaust temperatures in the vicinity of 120 degrees even now. You can't drag
>> much more energy out of your fire if you've got your exhaust down to that temp.
>
>If America worries about China getting a preferential treatment through
>the Kyoto Protocol, nobody is giving China more preferential treatment
>than America herself through her globalization scheme.
>
>And that really wrecks America's economy.
Sure doesn't help the balance of trade, does it?
The thing I find unacceptable about the Kyoto treaty, with respect to
international considerations, is the idea we have to send money to some foreign
country for basically nothing, in the form of the "CO2 trading" scheme. That
just isn't ever going to fly in my book. We'll use our money to overcome the
problem scientifically, rathet than just giving it away.
Dave Head
wrote:
>
>Dave Head wrote:
>> >Yes you are - by refusing to support Kyoto.
>>
>> Refusing to support an anti-American scheme that would wreck our economy in no
>> way keeps the owners of power plants from making them more efficient. The
>> laws of physics keep them from making them more efficient, since they're got
>> exhaust temperatures in the vicinity of 120 degrees even now. You can't drag
>> much more energy out of your fire if you've got your exhaust down to that temp.
>
>If America worries about China getting a preferential treatment through
>the Kyoto Protocol, nobody is giving China more preferential treatment
>than America herself through her globalization scheme.
>
>And that really wrecks America's economy.
Sure doesn't help the balance of trade, does it?
The thing I find unacceptable about the Kyoto treaty, with respect to
international considerations, is the idea we have to send money to some foreign
country for basically nothing, in the form of the "CO2 trading" scheme. That
just isn't ever going to fly in my book. We'll use our money to overcome the
problem scientifically, rathet than just giving it away.
Dave Head