Long-term exposure to air pollution leads a higher percentage of the population in Maryland to die prematurely than in any other state, according to a new study on the impact of air quality on health.
In a study released in late August, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found that emissions from cars, trucks, industrial smokestacks, trains, boats, and commercial heating systems contribute to the death of 113 people per 100,000 population per year in Maryland—more than any other state.
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Vienna MD......
ReplyDeleteMostly from the contaminated air of politicians mouths.
ReplyDeleteBetween the chemicals in your foods to air pollution from air planes your dead anyway.
ReplyDeleteWe have highly paid people in Washington to protect us.
ReplyDeleteWell lets look at the aluminum they are spraying from planes over our heads almost daily. High altitude spraying of barium and aluminum dioxide by our Air Force. If you want to know the truth watch "what in the world are they spraying" on YouTube
ReplyDeleteThat is coming from the Obama bathroom after Michelle finishes...exhaust fan...
ReplyDeleteMuch of it blows over from DC where we have to breathe/endure the toxic fumes .....
ReplyDeleteThis would possibly explain the HUGE numbers of cancer victims in this area.
ReplyDeleteJust make sure you are wearing your seat belt on the way to the cancer ward. Politicians and their armed enforcers have their priorities. Money being at the top spot. Our health? Waaaay down on the list....in fact, you'd probably have to go to page 4 or five to find "concern for citizens health".
ReplyDeleteThis is a ploy to justify yet another tax on residents!...the CARBON tax. COS!
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