Carbon Dioxide. It's got what plants crave.
Now if we could just raise the level of electrolytes in the atmosphere, we'll have a veritable paradise.
Does this mean I'll be able to run gedit on my Ubuntu phone? I can hardly contain my excitement.
I am not impressed by the media narrative.
You will have to do better than that.
That's why I specifically picked media outlets from the "free market" Right. So how about the Wold Health Organization?
How about the Kaiser Foundation? They know a little about health care.
Have you ever wondered why you don't see people from Denmark or Germany or Sweden or Singapore flying over to the US for the superior health care? In fact, you know those stories about all the tens of thousands of Canadians running to the US for health care? It turned out to not be true.
For that matter, have you ever wondered why you don't see those populations fighting to flee their Socialist hellholes and coming to the US as political refugees?
I already know what Tim Cook wants to do with my DNA.
Sure, pick the places that sort of work okay.
You don't think the US has the know-how to do something better than Germany or New Zealand or Israel or Singapore?
What I hear from Canadian patients inspires no envy what so ever.
You should update what you hear. Canada's health care system is ranked 7 spots higher than that of the United States, even before the ACA was implemented.
Even Forbes magazine, no socialist propaganda sheet, ranks Canada's health care system higher. And Bloomberg ranks it twenty-three spots higher in terms of efficiency.
http://thepatientfactor.com/ca...
These hidden costs that cannot be challenged is the end result of a "free market" system. Sooner or later, when it's dog eat dog, you get a very big, very mean dog who just gives no fucks.
Boy, having socialized health care has really taught Israel, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Japan, Denmark, etc etc etc a lesson. That's why they're all full of "Bolsheviks" now. Hell, you go to Singapore, and it's nothing but Bolsheviks all the way down.
You stupid SOB.
You're knowingly ingesting carcinogenic chemicals with every cup of coffee.
Not me. I don't live near a fracking site.
If you want anecdotes, hit google yourself.
Ah, so you can't come up with such a pattern either. As expected.
They are simply injecting it. Someone else is claiming that it's safe.
So, they're knowingly injecting toxic and carcinogenic chemicals into the water supply. Thank you for the clarification.
Toluene, found in pine oil: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T... [wikipedia.org]
Xylene, found in wood tar: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X... [wikipedia.org]The pine trees in my back yard probably put as much of these in the creek as they detected in the paper.
You've convinced me.
We should just let the oil industry do whatever they want, because everything's toxic so what's the harm in a few hundred people getting wealthy beyond dreams of avarice before we all die?
And we're not talking about "parts per trillion" here. We're talking about concentrations up to 200 times the amount considered safe by the FDA.
Why do you need a source for something that happens constantly.
Because everyone knows you're selling a myth that it "happens constantly." That's why you can't point to a list of examples of it happening "constantly" and instead go right for the race card in order to distract.
Have you seen the nasty things salt does to metals and plants? Yet you happily eat that every day.
Because people have eaten salt for millennia without negative effects.
How long have people been drinking benzene, toluene, xylene, and ethylbenzene? Not to mention the substances that we don't know about that are in fracking fluid because they're "trade secrets".
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory keeps all its data in an old gray trunk.
