Once I learned that Canada is going to be a net benefactor of global
warming I was all over it. "I'll have the diesel truck with the
biggest engine ya got!"
I could not understand why my Lotus Land companions supported the
B.C. carbon tax. And I became a fan of the Alberta oil sands projects
and that new pipeline so we can sell hydrocarbons to Asia. Woo hoo, party time.
Sadly, the global warming benefit is unlikely to be substantial in my
lifetime so I will just have to sail the Caribbean or Sea o' Cortez
and maybe return to the South Pacific.
Cheers & warmth, Russ
Sweet 35 mk-1
Left Coast
At 12:38 PM 11/01/2013, you wrote:
Well, perhaps it's time to buy 'Land' about a mile east of Lake
Shore Drive in Chicago... Heck, 50 years ago everybody laughed at
the fools who bought Florida swamp land, and the fools are all
millionaires. <BG>
I recently watched 'Six Degrees Could Change The World.' Apparently
we're only 1.8 degrees away from Canada becoming the new Breadbasket
Of The World. Perhaps the Great Lakes will someday replace
California's Central Valley, which was also once a great inland sea.
Wal
you wrote:
The levels of Lake Michigan/Lake Huron have really crashed this
year. We are at the lowest recorded level since they have been taking data.
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