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Originally posted by ProudFossil
So I have a big question for all you people that know it all. If our drinking water is so putrid and unhealthy, why are we living longer than our parents?
Originally posted by Stillalive
nice of you to make another thread,to remind the people again man. and i sure feel lucky that i dont live in america,atleast our water dosnt have fluoride.
our toothpastes have it tough...
The European Commission has sent 4 written warnings to Bulgaria over failures in environmental protection...
...Bulgaria has 2 months to respond to EC’s written warnings. If Bulgaria fails to reply or provides an unsatisfactory answer, the Commission may start a suit against it in the Court of European Communities in Luxembourg.
...experts warned of 209.27 miligrammes of dust particles per cubic metre of the air in fog-blanketed Sofia, while the norm is 50 milligrammes.
The main environmental problems in Bulgaria appear to be three: the
water pollution, air pollution, and (more recently) noise. As noted above,
concern was initially expressed over the pollution of waters
Originally posted by ProudFossil
So I have a big question for all you people that know it all. If our drinking water is so putrid and unhealthy, why are we living longer than our parents?
Originally posted by GoldenFleece
Originally posted by ProudFossil
So I have a big question for all you people that know it all. If our drinking water is so putrid and unhealthy, why are we living longer than our parents?
It sure ain't because toxic waste fluoride has been added to the water!
Most likely because of indoor plumbing and huge improvements in sanitation.
Scientists warned yesterday that the mass of evidence added up to a grave warning for both wildlife and humans. Professor Charles Tyler, an expert on endocrine disrupters at the University of Exeter, says that the evidence in the report "set off alarm bells". Whole wildlife populations could be at risk, he said, because their gene pool would be reduced, making them less able to withstand disease and putting them at risk from hazards such as global warming. Dr Pete Myers, chief scientist at Environmental Health Sciences, one of the world's foremost authorities on gender-bender chemicals, added: "We have thrown 100, 000 chemicals against a finely balanced hormone system, so it's not surprising that we are seeing some serious results. It is leading to the most rapid pace of evolution in the history of the world.
Originally posted by UnlawfullPriest
reply to post by Choronzon
So I'm becoming a woman....I would make one horridly ugly woman.
So my question is, if these chemicals can alter gender in humans why aren't they being used in sex changes? Probably because they don't do so. I'm not saying our drinkng water is safe, I'm saying I'm not going to grow breasts from drinking it. If I'm wrong then maybe my wife will get some peace. Good amount of information though.
Sorry guys for me this is right there with the poison Toilet paper.