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Originally Posted by Mad Scientest
I have no doubt that these items and many others can cause heath problems.
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I agree. The more airplanes flying over my house the more noise and air pollution I have to suffer. The more cars/lorries driving down the lane the more my house shakes and walls crack.
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Originally Posted by Mad Scientest
The question is when do they cross over from being something to be concerned about to being a serious health threat?
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As soon as we notice serious harm is being caused to others. As soon as you are made aware you are harming someone else's health then I think you should reconsider if your behaviour is justified.
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Are we sure that we can trust those making the decisions on what can and cannot be allowed are doing it with our best interests in mind or are they doing to advance some other hidden agenda?
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I don't think we can ever trust anyone or anything we read on the internet.
I think we have to look at the source of the story rather than just read a press release or news item. I certainly never believe anything I read and always check that there are other sources available that confirm the story or the idea behind the story first. Obviously I could be conned, misled like any/ever one else but I do think it's reasonable to question if all of the air travel is "necessary", if all of the car usage is "sensible" or even "desirable".
In the UK most local towns grind to a halt in the half hour before and after school opening/closure because MOST children get driven to school by a parent. One of the reasons kids are overweight is the fact they don't get sufficient exercise. The reason the kids are vitamin D deficient is because the fumes from their parents cars are preventing UVB reaching ground level and the particulates from their over-large over heavy fuel hungry 4x4 used on the school run give their kids/and other kids asthma.
I can't stop you ruining the next generations health but I can point out to you the sheer stupidity of your behaviours.