t�� s the year. tbe US tnoJi air. q ality. Wit legis atior:1 it:l
Agency (EPA) administrator Carol Brd'Wner
the works that might significantly affect emissions standards, the country should ask itself: How can it manaae an uncontrollable natural resource?
the cleanup I pital admissions cases by 60,000 each efits totaling up to $1 20 ing.
your new clean air standards and shove them, then get the hell out of my coun- aroma. Globally, air currents snatch industrial tox ins from Russia and northeastern Europe, for exam ple, depositing them in the water off Broughton Island, well above the Arctic Circle. This is the home of the Inuit and as a result they harbor much higher levels of PCBs (polychlorinated bythenol: any class of toxic, aromatic compounds formed as waste in industrial processes) in their bloodstreams than most Northern Europeans and Russians. Similarly, Samoa, Greenland and the Antarctic-far from any industrial centers-have high concentra tions of heavy metals, pesticides and radioactive
.al,.��.n.o in their atmospheres. In the n()lrth" "�1'''rn
On city streets you can tell by scent th-; ��.e'�jr.s;pa,�e.�� of his cologne, her cigarette smoke, the tn �kdriv�ir'S
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