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Coal causing 68 billion in damages and murder, Epa and Coal Knew
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mark
Dec 28, 2009, 1:13:49 AM12/28/09
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http://phillypollution.blogspot.com/
and so far they have not mitigated the damages. read how these damages
affect quality of life and how I think its totally unfair and
injurious to peoples life and health
What is happening now is nothing more then a holocaust for people who
are in harms way. The epa know of its damages and so do coal
executives and they have done nothing but tell us about the jobs they
worry they will lose and of course the income. They don't say a thing
about the worry of coals negative health affects at all. Selfish
people who refuse to worry about anyone else but them. It all crosses
the line when people lose everything they got because of what they do
and they don't care.
and so far they have not mitigated the damages. read how these damages
affect quality of life and how I think its totally unfair and
injurious to peoples life and health
What is happening now is nothing more then a holocaust for people who
are in harms way. The epa know of its damages and so do coal
executives and they have done nothing but tell us about the jobs they
worry they will lose and of course the income. They don't say a thing
about the worry of coals negative health affects at all. Selfish
people who refuse to worry about anyone else but them. It all crosses
the line when people lose everything they got because of what they do
and they don't care.
Get lost
Dec 28, 2009, 2:20:30 AM12/28/09
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Moron. 80% of China's (that's just one country) energy comes from
coal. What do you suppose would happen if they just stopped using it?
Get lost
Dec 28, 2009, 2:20:31 AM12/28/09
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On Dec 28, 1:13 am, mark <markjer...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Moron. 80% of China's (that's just one country) energy comes from
squirlchatr
Dec 28, 2009, 2:37:15 AM12/28/09
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I don't know dude, is this an all or absolutely nothing thing?
Is there an energy future beyond coal?
Obviously there is, right?
squirlchatr
Dec 28, 2009, 2:48:20 AM12/28/09
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Coal is not going to last forever,, it's time time to say get lost to
the coal industry and seek sustainable alternative energy futures.
China, fuck china. They have gotten a free ride from the US government
and US consumers for decades, it's time for them to do right by the
people and build a healthier nation.
China + US = bad political and enviornmental policies
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