XPost: phl.media, phl.housing
From: mcs@verizon.net
"Karen Y Byrd" wrote in message
news:slrndcnju3.9i3.kybyrd@pobox.upenn.edu...
> On Wed, 06 Jul 2005 08:34:43 GMT, mcs wrote:
> >I am not sure that will save other people who have to decide to live or
work
> >here Gar. Maybe I can give them a clue where no one else cares to do the
> >right thing. I think people are objective enough to take what I say and
> >utilize the information , together from American Lung association to
decide
> >on course of action. They don't need to have 100 percent hype like is
your
> >desire. Asthma and cancer and heart rates and prescription rates and and
epa
> >maps are well Gary sooo much more how should I state it, Prophetic? LOL
Yo
> >think? lol
>
> Have you compared air quality in, say, Baltimore and DC with
> Phila.'s? I find it hard to believe that the air is worse
> here than it is either of those places.
>
> No I have not. I don't live there. I have acknowledged that NE cities have
some very bad rated air. Why don't you see that? If your poor and can't move
whats the sense of rationalizing anything else. To the degree that news is
concerned with everything else but this shows that they intentionally avoid
the issue. Assume they don't even, listen to the people or websites that do
care. I am trying to save your health and your optimism . Optimally the
people in their own city would care to improve the air by promoting changes
but if they don't want to , then ignoring it is I assume the next best
thing.I told you Karen abotu a therapist I was seeing from Uof P. You work
there? I should give you her name. She said that there were corrleations
with health and quality of air and she was going to move too . I doubt that
she is still there She was the pyschologist on public radio. but maybe like
me she is still around . Its difficult to move , its difficult to believe
our own govt would not care.
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