On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 02:45:49 GMT, "J & D Moe" wrote:


"Tim Lysyk" wrote in message
news:bXTVh.9156$VF5.1555@edtnps82...
Recently, we had a thread about ethanol and its environmental effects.
There was a study recently commissioned in Alberta to look at biofuels.
This included the environmental impact of ethanol use and production. The
executive summary is at http://www.aia.ab.ca/policy/ and the full text is
at

http://www.aia.ab.ca/policy/thebiofuelsfrenzy.pdf

in case there is still some interest.


Tim Lysyk


Thanks Tim,

I hadn't run across that yet, as I have (mistakenly) limited my searches to
U.S. production and it's affects. Interesting to note how many Canadian
plants are located on or near Lake Huron. (not that it means anything).

Um, not everything on the planet is US-based...heck, take Chinese food -
you can get some of the best Chinese food in the world outside of the
US, if you can believe THAT!

IOW, expand your horizons by expanding your borders...here's a hint that
might seem like deja vu all over again - try looking at info on Brazil
and sugarcane.

HTH (again),
R

Jeremy Moe