half. We reuse, we reduce. We obediently wash out our tin cans
and pack them up neatly and take them to the recycling depot. We
fold up our cardboard boxes, reuse our gift-wrapping, and take back
our pop cans. And any remaining trash we put into high tech
landfills far away from human sight.
In Canada we have already purchased more efficient furnaces,
more efficient engines, more efficient appliances. We already have
timers for our thermostats, for our block heaters. We already turn
things way down, shut things off, and unplug things when we go
out of town.
We already have triple-pane-glazed glass and more efficient
construction materials and methods and higher insulation factors.
We have smart buildings and catalytic converters and smoke
scrubbers in our smokestacks and gas cleaners on our sour gas
flares. We already use low till and no till and build brand new duck
ponds on our own land.
So just what the heck is going on here with all this garbage about
Kyoto?
I tell you: a bunch on environmentalist fanatics are about to sucker-
punch a bunch of Ottawa harp seals into micro-managing the life of
each Canadian just a little bit more.
That's what Kyoto is all about.
Kyoto is nothing other than the strategic groundwork for the next
long series of new federal taxes in Canadian history