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It's pretty obvious that cancer incidence has risen alongside industrial pollution over the last 150 years.
Cancer incidence increased steadily between 1973 and 1996, and probably for longer than that, although the government did not keep track of cancer rates before 1973.
Originally posted by network dude
reply to post by Hopechest
I would add, how long is the expected to take, since it has apparently been happening since the 1990's?
Why have incidences increased since 1973?
Originally posted by zedy63
lol i dont think anyone wants to believe were all being sprayed with chemicals but the reality of it is theses chem trails didnt exist in the last decade or so only lately have people been noticing them you dont know what your talking about
I'm not sure what you're missing
That is for the United States. What has decreased in that same time-frame? We deindustrialized to the extent that 1/3 of industry jobs are now gone. It means we have less industry related pollution. We outsourced the pollution along with the jobs and industry.
Originally posted by zedy63
lol i dont think anyone wants to believe were all being sprayed with chemicals but the reality of it is theses chem trails didnt exist in the last decade or so only lately have people been noticing them you dont know what your talking about
That is for the United States.
Originally posted by zedy63
its true i dont know much about them but i do know i had never seen these before as much as now they are not normal con trails something is amiss here