Re: Canadian doctors coming to the US
Date: Sat, 28 Aug 2004 15:50:53 GMT
"Lictor" <ghostmlNOSPAM-REMOVE@online.fr> wrote in message
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> Same. Pollution level is raising to allarming rates, there *are* studies
> linking it to increased death rates, but they prefer to let it run rather
> than put a single restriction on factories or cars.
>
Cars are already heavily regulated. The correlates are with coal fired
plants. France just closed its last coal mine, but I wonder where you will
put all that nuclear waste 50,000 years from now?
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