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>>>>Wow! It is a bigger threat than I realized! Let's start a letter writing campaign to our congressmen immediately!
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>>>If people can't successfully ban dihydrogen monoxide, what makes you think people will be able to ban the sun? :)
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>>>http://www.dhmo.org/
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>>Boy! Now there is a killer pollutant if there ever was one. I'll bet more people are killed by it than any other substance on earth. You'd think governments and activists groups would ban it all together and levey stiff prison sentences for those found in possession of it, on or in their person!
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>You know, we joke about this kind of stuff, but see this:
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>http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/5173/carbon_dioxide.html
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>They conveniently fail to mention that carbon dioxide is created by respiration in living organisms. I suppose we need to make it against the law to exhale. Animals that are caught exhaling need to be eliminated! :)

Steve;

About 25 years ago I read an article about air polution - the concern was hydrocarbons. The article went on to state that the Great Smokey Mountains in West Va, produce more than the EPA allowed hydrocarbons. To eliminate this problem it was suggested that all trees in that region be cut down as they were the source of the problem!

Tom