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Comment on The World’s Biggest Polluters by Down Under

Down Under — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 10:57:08 +0000

Many volatile organic compounds burn/oxidize to CO2. Benzene, a class 1 carcinogen burns to CO2. If benzene misses the burning process through incomplete combustion, it dumps in rivers, oceans, air, paddocks perhaps even on your dinner plate?

CO elevates tropospheric ozone and methane before oxidizing to CO2.

And yes, most volatile organic compounds are also hazardous air pollutants too. However, volatile organic compounds, when combined with nitrogen oxides, react to form ground-level ozone, or smog, which contributes to climate change. Burning fewer VOCs mitigates CO2 emissions.

Most assuredly, CO2 is a pollutant. It is simply the end product of some of the most dangerous chemicals known. All fossil fuel pollutants are inter-connected and pose a serious threat to human and animal health and our fragile planet.

There is no justification for the author to amend the title of his article.

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Comment on Mobile Phone Recycling by Ldavis

Ldavis — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 22:51:03 +0000

Recently saw some stories on a couple new shows like NBC and THe Journal with Joan Lunden that were talking about the importance of industrial recycling. Shame we’re not taking advantage of it yet to it’s potential but exciting that the means are being developed to do such amazing things as are becoming availible. I have hope that as the technology develops we will eventually catch up with our practices.