NEWS-BITS Jan 14
Ontario phases out coal-fired power.
http://www.scientificamerican.com/artic ... ired-power
Not Canadian, but interesting
Beijing pollution 'beyond index.'
http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/755589.shtml
China pollution anger spills into state media.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/ar ... 5dae6c.3d1
Woodstove program works to clear air.
http://www.yakimaherald.com/news/646602 ... ar-the-air
California Cities With Leaf Blower Bans
http://www.nonoise.org/quietnet/cqs/other.htm
Ontario phases out coal-fired power.
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Ontario phases out coal-fired power.
by Wilberforce » Mon Jan 14, 2013 9:53 pm
• The Surgeon General has determined that there is no safe level of exposure to ambient smoke!
• If you smell even a subtle odor of smoke, you are being exposed to poisonous and carcinogenic chemical compounds!
• Even a brief exposure to smoke raises blood pressure, (no matter what your state of health) and can cause blood clotting, stroke, or heart attack in vulnerable people. Even children experience elevated blood pressure when exposed to smoke!
• Since smoke drastically weakens the lungs' immune system, avoiding smoke is one of the best ways to prevent colds, flu, bronchitis, or risk of an even more serious respiratory illness, such as pneumonia or tuberculosis! Does your child have the flu? Chances are they have been exposed to ambient smoke!
• If you smell even a subtle odor of smoke, you are being exposed to poisonous and carcinogenic chemical compounds!
• Even a brief exposure to smoke raises blood pressure, (no matter what your state of health) and can cause blood clotting, stroke, or heart attack in vulnerable people. Even children experience elevated blood pressure when exposed to smoke!
• Since smoke drastically weakens the lungs' immune system, avoiding smoke is one of the best ways to prevent colds, flu, bronchitis, or risk of an even more serious respiratory illness, such as pneumonia or tuberculosis! Does your child have the flu? Chances are they have been exposed to ambient smoke!
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Re: Ontario phases out coal-fired power.
by CheeliMer » Mon Feb 18, 2013 9:42 pm
Strange any dialogue turns out..
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Re: Ontario phases out coal-fired power.
by Wilberforce » Tue Feb 19, 2013 7:12 pm
CheeliMer wrote:Strange any dialogue turns out..
You are absolutely right. It's as if no one cares.
Can you tell us about air pollution in your country?
thanks for joining
~W
• The Surgeon General has determined that there is no safe level of exposure to ambient smoke!
• If you smell even a subtle odor of smoke, you are being exposed to poisonous and carcinogenic chemical compounds!
• Even a brief exposure to smoke raises blood pressure, (no matter what your state of health) and can cause blood clotting, stroke, or heart attack in vulnerable people. Even children experience elevated blood pressure when exposed to smoke!
• Since smoke drastically weakens the lungs' immune system, avoiding smoke is one of the best ways to prevent colds, flu, bronchitis, or risk of an even more serious respiratory illness, such as pneumonia or tuberculosis! Does your child have the flu? Chances are they have been exposed to ambient smoke!
• If you smell even a subtle odor of smoke, you are being exposed to poisonous and carcinogenic chemical compounds!
• Even a brief exposure to smoke raises blood pressure, (no matter what your state of health) and can cause blood clotting, stroke, or heart attack in vulnerable people. Even children experience elevated blood pressure when exposed to smoke!
• Since smoke drastically weakens the lungs' immune system, avoiding smoke is one of the best ways to prevent colds, flu, bronchitis, or risk of an even more serious respiratory illness, such as pneumonia or tuberculosis! Does your child have the flu? Chances are they have been exposed to ambient smoke!
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