[Vision2020] Say What?

[Glenn Schwaller]

A ban on fossil fuels (oil) would virtually eliminate human life on Earth?

May not be so farfetched.  Corn prices rose dramatically from 2000 to
2208 (less than $2 per bushel to over $4 per at its peak, with the
potential for continuing increase as farmers turn to producing ethanol
from corn instead of tortillas.  Felipe Calderon claimed the soaring
price of tortillas is due to lower imports of American corn being used
for ethanol production.

So maybe not eliminating life on earth, but it could be a hardship for
our southern neighbors.  Or do you view this as a potential method of
reducing illegal immigration, eh Garrett?

GS

On Fri, May 7, 2010 at 8:20 AM, Garrett Clevenger <garrettmc at verizon.net> wrote:
> Tom writes:
>
> "So, what Mr. Klingenberg is suggesting is . . .
>
> A ban on fossil fuels (oil) would virtually eliminate human life on Earth?"
>
>
> With comments like Klingenberg's as a basis for intelligence, perhaps it wouldn't be such a bad thing.  If we don't do it to ourselves first polluting the planet with that same oil, that is...
>
> Garrett
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