ENERGY PLAN ONTARIO

HERE IN ONTARIO THERE IS A PROBLEM WITH UNCONTROLLED DEMAND FOR ELECTRICITY . . ..THE SOLUTION (?)BY THE LIBERAL GOVERNMENT IS TO INCREASE SUPPLY BY BUILDING MORE DIRTY,EXPENSIVE AND UNECESSARY NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS . . .THIS IS NOT ACCEPTABLE FROM AN ECONOMIC POINT OF VIEW OR ECOLOGICALLY . . . .WHAT I PROPOSE IS THAT EVERY HOUSE AND /OR APT.IN ONTARIO REDUCE THEIR DEMAND BY LEGISLATION. . ..MAKE IT MANDITORY THAT ALL ELECTRIC POWER PANELS BE REFITTED BY A LOWER CAPACITY CIRCUIT BREAKER. . . .THIS WOULD REQUIRE QUALIFIED ELECTRICIANS . . .TO REPLACE EXISTING 200 AMPERE MAIN BREAKERS WITH LOWER ONES (EXAMPLE=100 OR BETTER STILL 60 AMPERE) . . .THE NET EFFECT WOULD PROVIDE 1,000'S OF JOBS PLUS A GUARANTEED REDUCTION IN DEMAND FOR ELECTRIC ENERGY THUS ELIMINATING THE NEED FOR NEW NUCLEAR SUPPLY . . . .IT IS PRACTICAL AND DOABLE. AND IN TURN HELP IN CREATING "GREEN JOBS" TO REPLACE THE REDUNDANT JOBS LOST IN THE AUTO INDUSTRY.

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