Staggering photos of pollution in China
Posted by scapozzola on 11/12/2009
Click here for some of stunning photos-- terrible air and water pollution in China.
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Too many people are going to
Too many people are going to view these photos and be happy the US has lost so much manufacturing. After all, who wants the pollution?
It should be noted that a Chinese factory typically spews 8 times the pollution of its American counterpart. And approximately 25% of the air pollution in the western US comes over from China. Maybe the best thing the US can do for our planet is get back into heavy industry.