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live here for a week then tell us how regs of hydrocarbons are baaad

Beijing chokes on off-the-charts air pollution as thick smog settles over northern China

In terms of health impacts, the air quality in Beijing and other parts of northeast China is off the charts. On Monday, the air quality index measured at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing reached a staggering 611 for small particulate matter. In the U.S., the EPA considers an index over 100 to be unhealthy. At an index over 300, the air quality “would trigger a heath warning of emergency conditions,” reads airnow.gov. “The entire population is more likely to be affected.”
 
Nobody has denied pollution is bad, Captain Straw Man. Want to try again?
I said "regulations" deflection boi. deniers hate those.

I know what you wrote. Care to name one city in this country that is like Beijing? Sensible regulations are one thing. Over zealous regulations are quite another, but then, I think you already know that, so what's the point of this thread again other than another day of you being your usual dishonest and dishonorable trolling self?
 
live here for a week then tell us how regs of hydrocarbons are baaad

Beijing chokes on off-the-charts air pollution as thick smog settles over northern China

In terms of health impacts, the air quality in Beijing and other parts of northeast China is off the charts. On Monday, the air quality index measured at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing reached a staggering 611 for small particulate matter. In the U.S., the EPA considers an index over 100 to be unhealthy. At an index over 300, the air quality “would trigger a heath warning of emergency conditions,” reads airnow.gov. “The entire population is more likely to be affected.”

Is their CO2 the problem?
 
Part of it, certainly, though that specific comment dealt with particulates. Is that to what you refer?.
 
If conservatives had their way (the way of their pay masters, and sky pixie for that matter) our air would be like Beijing's.
 
They have fought for many years against pollution controls and for the elimination of all restrictions on commerce and industry. Do you know what George W Bush's first act was as president of the United States? Easing arsenic restrictions on the mining industry.
 
They have fought for many years against pollution controls and for the elimination of all restrictions on commerce and industry. Do you know what George W Bush's first act was as president of the United States? Easing arsenic restrictions on the mining industry.
it is no surprise who Republicorp works for.
 
live here for a week then tell us how regs of hydrocarbons are baaad

Beijing chokes on off-the-charts air pollution as thick smog settles over northern China

In terms of health impacts, the air quality in Beijing and other parts of northeast China is off the charts. On Monday, the air quality index measured at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing reached a staggering 611 for small particulate matter. In the U.S., the EPA considers an index over 100 to be unhealthy. At an index over 300, the air quality “would trigger a heath warning of emergency conditions,” reads airnow.gov. “The entire population is more likely to be affected.”

But wait, in that country the government controls everything.... Shouldn't it be a paradise?
 
Those in control give industry a free hand because they're trying to catch up with the rest of the industrialized world. It's a good testament to the risks of unchecked capitalism. Now THERE'S a religion for you. All bow down to the mighty dollar.
 
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Those in control give industry a free hand because they're trying to catch up with the rest of the industrialized world. It's a good testament to the risks of unchecked capitalism. Now THERE'S a religion for you. All bow down to the might dollar.
yeah. Shhesh martybegan :eusa_eh: Stop playing dumb if you are able.
 
Those in control give industry a free hand because they're trying to catch up with the rest of the industrialized world. It's a good testament to the risks of unchecked capitalism. Now THERE'S a religion for you. All bow down to the might dollar.
yeah. Shhesh martybegan :eusa_eh: Stop playing dumb if you are able.

But I thought if we gave government all the power it wants we would have paradise on earth??????

Dot Cum, are you saying GOVERNMENT IS THE PROBLEM there?
 
Those in control give industry a free hand because they're trying to catch up with the rest of the industrialized world. It's a good testament to the risks of unchecked capitalism. Now THERE'S a religion for you. All bow down to the might dollar.
yeah. Shhesh martybegan :eusa_eh: Stop playing dumb if you are able.

But I thought if we gave government all the power it wants we would have paradise on earth??????

Dot Cum, are you saying GOVERNMENT IS THE PROBLEM there?
no dum dum martybegan They are capitalism on steroids

Now, back to topic: deniers not wanting to lay in the nest that their ideology (regs are bad mkay) created
 
Those in control give industry a free hand because they're trying to catch up with the rest of the industrialized world. It's a good testament to the risks of unchecked capitalism. Now THERE'S a religion for you. All bow down to the might dollar.
yeah. Shhesh martybegan :eusa_eh: Stop playing dumb if you are able.

But I thought if we gave government all the power it wants we would have paradise on earth??????

Dot Cum, are you saying GOVERNMENT IS THE PROBLEM there?
no dum dum martybegan They are capitalism on steroids

Now, back to topic: deniers not wanting to lay in the nest that their ideology (regs are bad mkay) created

Not all regs are bad, what has happened though is we add regs that are not needed, but are designed to ruin the industry in question instead of regulate it. What we have now is like putting PETA in charge of the the USDA's meat inspection group.
 
live here for a week then tell us how regs of hydrocarbons are baaad

Beijing chokes on off-the-charts air pollution as thick smog settles over northern China

In terms of health impacts, the air quality in Beijing and other parts of northeast China is off the charts. On Monday, the air quality index measured at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing reached a staggering 611 for small particulate matter. In the U.S., the EPA considers an index over 100 to be unhealthy. At an index over 300, the air quality “would trigger a heath warning of emergency conditions,” reads airnow.gov. “The entire population is more likely to be affected.”

smog beats the fuck out of starvation
 

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