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The Pretender
Posted 12/22/2023 04:51 (#10535635 - in reply to #10535084)
Subject: RE: New Emissions Sniffers coming


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kb ag - 12/21/2023 21:56
The Pretender - 12/21/2023 09:51

Ron..NE ILL..10/48 - 12/17/2023 00:22

Like I've said before, my ancestors packed up & left the "old world" and came to the USA. I don't know why...they are all gone & I don't know anyone that asked them. However, our family is very grateful they took the chance.

I believe you have said in the past you spent some time here in the USA & either didn't like it or left for reasons unknown. I can tell you that you would've had a chance to buy ground here, but apparently not where you are. Your choice to stay in the smog. Don't make us feel guilty for your surroundings. Come back here & work on one of the corporate farms that might be similar to you present situation.

We have clean air here in IL also, except like others say, when the forest start burning way north of us.

I was on a J1 visa and had a good time.

There's no smog here because of the emissons controls (there never was much heavy industry around here), even though there are a lot of people, airports and sea ports.

I'm not sure I could go back to living as remotely as I did in the USA, even if the particular area I live in is an utter pain to get in and out of, every is on my door step. There a 3 pubs within walking distance, 2 convienence store, barbers, doctor surgery, chip shop, chinese takeaway, Indian resturant. I'm pretty much spoilt for choice for gyms, clubs, entertainment, international airports and there's world class things to do in London an hour or so away. I'm staying put

Everything you descibed there sounds totally awful. Seriously. Do you realize the carbon footprint all that bs stuff you listed has? Tell us again why those of us out here where the air was clean in 1999 have to keep paying for airquality improvements for all you self indulged city people?

Carbon footprint and particulate emissions are different things. I'm not sure how my burden on the environment can be that big with a small car that only uses 400 litres of fuel a year, cycling to work and living in a small house. Your energy consumption could well be 20 times mine with your much higher annual mileage in much thirsier vehicles.

Dirty air will effect you less because of location, but what I am tyring and largely failing to have you understand, is that the vast majority of people don't live as remotely as you do, most most people live in built up areas. Let's say you got your wish and rolled back the emission controls to what ever time you thought was the golden age, but had todays level of population and vehicle use and numbers, what do you thing the air would be like? Pretty grim would be my guess.   

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