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Subject: Re: The earth also pollutes......
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From: [e-mail] (Rodger C. Scoggin)
Date: 21 Apr 93 09:06:38 EST
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In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (William A Bacon) says:
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>FURY OF MOTHER NATURE
>
>Man's contribution to environmental "pollution" are paltry compared to those 
>of nature. In her exceptional book TRASHING THE PLANET, former Atomic Energy 
>Commision Chairman Dr. Dixie Lee Ray notes based on the available data,

Atomic Energy Commision - Hmm, they would say this.

The Earth may spew alot of substances into the atmosphere, but the quality 
of your toxic output can easily make up for the lack of quantity.  Furthermore, 
the planet is a system of carbon, sulfur and other chemicals which have been
acting for billions of years, we are but newcomers to the system - we must adapt
and control in order to bring about stability.  Also, two wrongs do not make a right, 
so continuing our practices despite overwhelming data is just ignorance in (non)action.

>LOS NINOS
>Many environmentalists attributed the 1988 drought in the U.S. to global 
>warming, but researchers with the National Center for Atmospheric Research in 

Educated and open minded environmentalists do not.

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