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As if the **************** didn't have enough to do already...next New Year's Eve and next July Fourth, they'll be harping on the dangers of fireworks. They're dangerous to more than just the person who lights them--they're dangerous to the environment, too.
Some researchers in India examined air quality after nationwide celebrations last year. They found that fireworks lit during the festivals released a burst of ozone. Ozone is toxic to plants and aggravates respiratory problems in humans.
Then there are the doctors. The American Academy of Pediatrics wants to ban the sales of fireworks to consumers in order to reduce fireworks-related injuries to children. Doctors told the Columbus Dispatch on Sunday that professional displays and even sparkler smoke can trigger asthma attacks.
Will the **************** ***** ever be satisfied with Americans' way of life? Our cars are too big and get too little gas mileage. We're eating too many genetically modified foods. We're depriving animals of their homes and consuming precious resources to build our homes. We don't conserve enough. It seems we can't even break wind these days without someone to warn us we're producing "greenhouse gases."
Now, I'm all for protecting the environment...but there has to be a point where Americans put their foot down and say enough is enough.
http://www.newsmax.com/showinsidecover.shtml?a=2001/7/4/122159
As if the **************** didn't have enough to do already...next New Year's Eve and next July Fourth, they'll be harping on the dangers of fireworks. They're dangerous to more than just the person who lights them--they're dangerous to the environment, too.
Some researchers in India examined air quality after nationwide celebrations last year. They found that fireworks lit during the festivals released a burst of ozone. Ozone is toxic to plants and aggravates respiratory problems in humans.
Then there are the doctors. The American Academy of Pediatrics wants to ban the sales of fireworks to consumers in order to reduce fireworks-related injuries to children. Doctors told the Columbus Dispatch on Sunday that professional displays and even sparkler smoke can trigger asthma attacks.
Will the **************** ***** ever be satisfied with Americans' way of life? Our cars are too big and get too little gas mileage. We're eating too many genetically modified foods. We're depriving animals of their homes and consuming precious resources to build our homes. We don't conserve enough. It seems we can't even break wind these days without someone to warn us we're producing "greenhouse gases."
Now, I'm all for protecting the environment...but there has to be a point where Americans put their foot down and say enough is enough.
http://www.newsmax.com/showinsidecover.shtml?a=2001/7/4/122159