result #111589 - CAR FUMES STUNT CHILD LUNG GROWTH

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CAR FUMES STUNT CHILD LUNG GROWTH


[+] ballot by herzog
ACTIVE Jan 25,2007 - Fri Jan 25, 08
Living too close to a busy road could stunt a child's lung development, US research suggests.

Children who lived within 500 metres of a major road, such as a motorway, were shown to have lung impairment in tests.

Many children live and go to schools near to busy roads and could be at risk, the University of Southern California authors warn in The Lancet.

Experts already know that toxic traffic fumes can trigger lung conditions such as asthma.

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Your predictions, how long until they start mandating warning labels for automobiles like they've done for cigarettes?

hopefully pretty soon 73%
Never 15%
Within a few years 7%
20 or more years 3%
Next Decade 0%

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COMMENTS:
This is only somewhat tongue in cheek. There was a time when people would have thought it ridiculous for the government to mandate warning labels on cigarettes.

by herzog on Thu Jan 25, 07 9:39pm [+]

Voted : Never
Well, in the future, vehicles will be powered by all different kinds of energy. So, I'd have to say that we wont be seeing any mandated warning labels posted in/on vehicles
by mysticalknight on Fri Jan 26, 07 1:37am [+]

Voted : Never
But if they are willing to ban public smoking, they should be willing to ban cars. Both contaminate others peoples lungs without their consent.
by Doctordraw on Fri Jan 26, 07 3:13am [+]

to do absolutely nothing would be child abuse wouldn't it?
by larrynelmira on Fri Jan 26, 07 4:23am [+]

Voted : Never
Because the primary victims of car pollution are people other than the driver/ purchaser.
by Guest User from [135.92.84.150] on Fri Jan 26, 07 5:27am [+]

Voted : Never
"Warning labels for cars"? Certainment, you jest, mon ami...
by Truthseeker013 on Fri Jan 26, 07 6:02am [+]

Look around the world where shorter peoples live.MAG_bfly
by Black_Lava on Fri Jan 26, 07 7:44am [+]

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