rumania reported the acid rains and damage to the forests
and threes due to nato bombing the chemistry factories in
serbia.
btw, does anyone know has somebody studied and analised the
impacts of oil pollution in Gulf or is it yet too early?
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sorry to be picky... but what's 'threes'? Do you mean trees?
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I havn't heard this... but sounds intriguing. No idea about
oil population in Gulf either. Guess I'm no help.. so...
bye!
I think it'd be interesting if someone had 'analised' oil
pollution in the Gulf..
Anyone visiting Rumania in the past five years would clearly
see that their own lack of pollution control in industry has
caused massive degradation of the environment to the point
where whole towns and cities are toxic and killing the
inhabitants. There was a feature story on this in National
Geographic that showed children playing in yards where acid
rain had stripped every last vestige of vegetation of any
kind and their faces were blackened with airborn pollution.
Trying to blame NATO bombing at this juncture is absolutely
farcical and could not even be swallowed by a die-hard
Marxist-Leninist.
The prevailing westerlies at this time of year wouldn't
funnel the small amount of pollution produced toward
Romania, and the results to an environment as degraded as
Islander correctly describes it wouldn't be so rapidly
apparent. Look for the causes of Romanian pollution in
Romania itself, or to the west of Romania.
i suppouse yor anderstanding of the problem really got
polluted by mi spelling a tree as a three. a plant or a
number, or whatever you understandid it was, due to the
context...
well, the thing is that excess chemical pollutiong is a
possiblity... the intention of the post was to draw
attention from war to this side of destruction. as for nato
bombing, far from the fact that IT WAS NECESSARY, the only
thing is that all that mighty technology can't solve it out
efficiently and quickly + by prolonging it for such a long
time they give even more credibility to milosevic as a great
commander/ruler whatever: as a petty small dictator, he
surelly is still well rooted.
but, i thought it would be interesting to start a talk about
war induced pollution what was the intention behind 'the
rumanian acid rains due to nato bombing' posting. the
environment-war connected issues. consumerism versus
environmentalism has been chewed as a topic. results:
insignificant- UN Convention on the matter and a new fashion
trend in lifestyle... i suppose the war pollution thing is
not even tempting to bite into it.
wrong time for that, or i failed to put the thought across
...