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In reply to the discussion: Canada will look to China to sell its oil [View all]JackRiddler
(24,979 posts)4. A tragedy for Canada.
They have enormous hydroelectric reserves, they don't have to pollute their water and add more carbon to everyone's atmosphere.
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Perhaps a vehicle that cost $8K and gets better then 50mpg would interest you.
Devil_Fish
Jan 2012
#51
seems to me that oil was NEVER going to stay in the USA, it was all for export out nt
msongs
Jan 2012
#6
What’s So Radical About Caring for the Earth and Opposing Enbridge's Northern Gateway Pipeline?
polly7
Jan 2012
#8
I, also, was afraid he would cave. I am thrilled that he did not, and I will remember this. NT
juajen
Jan 2012
#30
Personally, I think any civilized country should not be doing any business with China.
TigerToMany
Jan 2012
#13
Jack Leyton would have been a great PM...alas...let's hope there's another.
FedUp_Queer
Jan 2012
#37
Leyton, too. Or at the very least, another Laurier would be nice to see. nt
AverageJoe90
Jan 2012
#47
Converting (relatively) clean Alaska gas into carbon sludge for export to Chinese industrial plants.
leveymg
Jan 2012
#25