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To: tom pope who wrote (123251)8/14/2009 2:38:30 AM
From: elmatador  Respond to of 206114
 
too much rain in sugarcane growing areas=less sugar but more hydrodelectricity power since both, sugar cane and largest dams are in the same area.

Brazil is coming out of a dry spell that last very long time. (sugar growers were having a nice time) Dams were being managed to keep up with power consumption and dams were getting drier.

Now the big rain fall the last couple of years corrects that.

When we say God is Brazilian we are not joking!



To: tom pope who wrote (123251)8/14/2009 3:22:07 AM
From: Salt'n'Peppa2 Recommendations  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 206114
 
Sugar contributes to 95% of type 2 diabetes.

A lowering of the average American's massive sugar intake would save multiple billions of Obama Health Care dollars.

I cannot believe there is such a thing as "The Sugar Policy Alliance".

S&P


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