Canada, U.S., Mexico sign trilateral energy accord

CBC News ^ | July 23, 2007

[SwinneySwitch]

'We need to break through to an era of low, even zero, emission fossil fuel production and use.'

Good luck, Gary!

[dblshot]

Most of the good new tech info belongs to private companies/inventors not the government. exactly what are they planning on sharing?

[cinives]

Probably all the research paid for by our tax dollars.

Another good reason to let private interests pay for their own research.

[jbwbubba]

Come on, I can’t wait to find out what Mexico knows. Scar/off

[BlabItGrabIt]

Canada, the United States and Mexico signed what officials are calling a historic energy accord on Monday

AMero ping.

[Toddsterpatriot]

OMG! A trilateral accord! Corsi was right!

[RightWhale]

"We need to break through to an era of low, even zero, emission fossil fuel production and use," Lunn said.

Why stop there? We could break through to an era of below zero emission fossil fuel production and use. That's right, the more we drive and run our charcoal grills, the more oil and charcoal will be made from excess CO2 of the atmosphere. The excess oil and charcoal would be stored in gastanks and dropped off at service stations where it would be bought back at $3 a gallon or $3 a pound depending. We need to be careful we don't create a CO2 deficit, of course, since we don't want a runaway Ice Age.

[SwinneySwitch]

Ping!

If you want on, or off this S. Texas/Mexico ping list, please FReepMail me.

[Old Seadog]

Trilateral? WTF can Mexico possibly contribute in the way of anything worthwhile?

[1rudeboy]

Umm . . . oil?

[1rudeboy]

Corsi’s take on this will be a classic. I’ll wager a beer right now.

[Toddsterpatriot]

Only if it’s an American beer, you free trader.
I think you’re really a CBLer.

[NeoCaveman]

Only if it’s an American beer, you free trader.

The only decent American beers are microbrews. The majors don't make real beer here.

[1rudeboy]

Incidentally, Corsi is over here today:

Secret memo: One-world agenda dominates SPP summit.

[RGVTx]

No idea of what contributions could be made by Mexico, but I’d love for Mexico to learn how to make their fuel smell better.

[Toddsterpatriot]

I agree.

[SwinneySwitch]

O Canada!

[1rudeboy]

Am I remembering correctly that S. California was buying electricity from Mexico during its energy crisis a while back, or was that part of the Enron debacle, or something?

[processing please hold]

WTF can Mexico possibly contribute in the way of anything worthwhile?

Slave labor wages???????

[AuntB]

Probably all the research paid for by our tax dollars.

Any improvements in Mexico will be paid for by us you can be assured. I like the part about standardizing appliances for the 3 countries. First Mexico will have to install plumbing, eletricity and sewage. Just this week was a story about them and their pollution of the Rio Grande, that WE are going to clean up for them.