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|    mcs to All    |
|    Re: don't send your kids to college in P    |
|    04 May 08 15:51:24    |
      XPost: pa.politics, pa.environment       From: mcsantpollution@yahoo.com              --       the>> the goal when communicating is to rationzlize existence with truth and       >> facts and what is right coupled with getting what we desire (which might       >> not always be what is right)       >       > First, let's deal with facts. Is Philly in the top ten of polluted       > cities? Yesterday, a news report showed Pittsburgh with the highest soot       > content in the U.S.A. That's higher than Los Angeles. Even still, there       > are different ratings such as "Ozone Action Days". Which Pittsburgh was       > not among the top ten.       I am sure there is a study that will show what you want. The problem is of       course is that people don't want to look at objective data or do the studies       if the top energy companies employ people and keep making allot of money. If       politicians and news media want to ignore the damages, then eventually the       pollution will get so bad that some people will act and others won't. By       then many people will be sick and lost their life to this . La is acting and       Pa is not doing enough. Pa I think is number 2 in the nation for asthma and       in production of greenhouse gas.       Every conceivable argument could be ended if they studied the correlations       between the consequences of pollution based on how close people live to it.       The differences between being called number 2 or 20 don't matter if the same       effects are apparant based on how close people live to it or not . My       assertion says the study would show that the people exposed to particulate       pollution the most or the most often are losing their health at a greater       rate of speed then with those with clean air. People say I need to show       proof. People said the same thing years ago when I said pollution was       causing damages but I could not prove it. Some places are simply worse then       others and Pittsburgh and Philly are two of the worse places on the east       coast. Many people will have much shortened lives in optimal health because       of it. Even when responsible physicians and tens of studies tell you about       the damages of particulate pollution , you can be assured there might be       many more because there are few companies who have an advantage to tell you       the consequences for doing the studies . Where as the media and energy do a       great job ignoring the dangers and selling you meds instead. Having said       that I think Philly is going to be better then Pittsburgh to live in future       because the global warming effects are going to increase winds from the       ocean. Even though the oceans are getting much dirtier now also , more       negative affects from pollution that are evident now.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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