Take a little road trip across parts of the United
States and you see all kinds of factories off
the highways, especially the smaller highways. You see factories with crude
thick smoke bellowing out of pipes into the sky, slowly spreading out. You see
chicken factories, paper mills, shipyards, among other industrial plants. If
you have to cut through a metropolitan city, maybe one you’ve never even
visited before, you get surprised, caught up in heavy traffic, highway fumes,
road construction, smog from the skyscrapers, cranky sick people with attitude
problems, and a whole host of pollution in downtown streets, gutters near bars
and restaurants, and sometimes even medical waste. This is like a short
nightmare that you can usually drive away from and simply evacuate, after your
visit or your close encounters, but for some, they’re stuck, because they live
there.
Close to 8.3 million
in New York City
Close to 4 million
people living in Los
Angeles
Close to 2.7 million
in Chicago
Add in Houston , Philadelphia , Pheonix,
San Antonio , Dallas , Jacksonville , Miami , Las
Vegas , Virginia
Beach, Atlanta and
Baltimore and what have you got? You’ve got about 40 millions folks possibly taking a handful of years off their life
by breathing in toxins day in, day out, at work and at home.
500
million residents of northern
China
So you may be saying or thinking that what goes on in China
doesn’t go on here, because their population statistics blow ours away and its
so far away. You may be thinking we have decades or even a century before those
problems exist and persist here, in the USA ,
in metropolitan cities and surrounding suburbs, right? Wrong! Up to 21% of China 's industrial pollution comes from manufacturing exports for the United States , bringing to full circle a new form of literal blowback.
Yes, the politics of having China
manufacture most of what we buy here is coming home to “roost,” and experts say
the pollution can reach the U.S. in 6
days! From sulfate concentrations
over U.S. skies to heavy metal contamination of foods we import (even the ‘organic’ ones) - the
problems run deeper than anyone who watches TV and reads the scripted
newspapers for their news will ever know.
http://www.naturalnews.com/043682_air_pollution_China_toxic_environment.html#ixzz2rhW9hZcl
http://www.naturalnews.com/043682_air_pollution_China_toxic_environment.html#ixzz2rhW9hZcl
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While the World Health Organization (WHO) considers fine
particles (PM2.5) safe below 25 micrograms, Beijing monitoring stations have
recently recorded levels between 350-500 micrograms and as high as 671
micrograms. In Harbin , the tenth most
populous city in China , which is located
in the far northeast of the country, PM2.5 levels soared as high as 1,000
micrograms…. China 's Ministry of
Land and Resources declared that some 3.3 million hectares of farmland in
central China was polluted with
heavy metals and industrial contamination
http://www.naturalnews.com/043682_air_pollution_China_toxic_environment.html#ixzz2rhXrFAYS
http://www.naturalnews.com/043682_air_pollution_China_toxic_environment.html#ixzz2rhXrFAYS
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