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Is Grain-based Ethanol an Appropriate Policy for Canada?

Agriculture, Commentary, Energy, Environment, Frontier CentreMarch 1, 2008

PowerPoint slides which accompanied the speech by Larry Martin at our February 11, 2008 Lunch on the Frontier in Regina. This is best viewed concurrently (in a separate window) with the speech video or audio (see related items below).

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