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There is an old, but little known, and even less researched environmental danger to worry about. Who needs to worry about CO2 emissions when we've got THIS to worry about?
It's called Dihydrogen Monoxide (DHMO), and it can be DEADLY!!!
The Environmental Impact of Dihydrogen Monoxide
Its widespread usage in all types of industries has led to Dihydrogen Monoxide being involved in a great many environmental incidents every year. Today's technology is insufficient to avoid most of these regrettable incidents, but there is little doubt that the presence of DHMO in each accident greatly raises the negative impact to the environment.
DHMO is
found in great quantities in all streams, rivers, ponds, and
reservoirs all across this planet. Even the oceans aren't immune –
all of the “seven seas” are practically overflowing
with this greenhouse gas, acid-rain enabler, and the major cause of
soil erosion. DHMO has even been found in ice samples from both the
Arctic and
the Antarctic.
Industrial dumping of DHMO – the unseen VILLIANY
Despite environmental movements to ban the unlawful dumping of hazardous waste and chemicals into the waterways of the U.S. and abroad, the release of massive quantities of DHMO continues unabated. Industries cannot be held entirely responsible, as legislators are reluctant to pass laws forbidding making the disposal of most forms of DHMO illegal. Outside pressures, including those from corporate leaders, industry lobbyists, and even vested foreign governments. Unregulated dumping is the result of this governmental inaction, and is possibly one of the most overlooked environmental impacts of DHMO.
There are many surveys in which upwards of 60% of respondents favor a total ban on DHMO. High school and college students, Canadians – regular, everyday people. Surely, they must know something bad when they hear about it.
The consensus is CLEAR – Dihydrogen Monoxide MUST be BANNED. After all, can we afford to put it off until it's too late?
BTW, Dihydrogen Monoxide is naturally occurring, life-giving and life-sustaining. Every living thing on the face of this planet NEEDS it to survive. It's TRUE!!!
Everyone NEEDS................WATER.
Remember the funeral home sign post? This is one of those times to apply the lesson from that post – context matters. ~ Hunter
Industrial dumping of DHMO – the unseen VILLIANY
Despite environmental movements to ban the unlawful dumping of hazardous waste and chemicals into the waterways of the U.S. and abroad, the release of massive quantities of DHMO continues unabated. Industries cannot be held entirely responsible, as legislators are reluctant to pass laws forbidding making the disposal of most forms of DHMO illegal. Outside pressures, including those from corporate leaders, industry lobbyists, and even vested foreign governments. Unregulated dumping is the result of this governmental inaction, and is possibly one of the most overlooked environmental impacts of DHMO.
There are many surveys in which upwards of 60% of respondents favor a total ban on DHMO. High school and college students, Canadians – regular, everyday people. Surely, they must know something bad when they hear about it.
The consensus is CLEAR – Dihydrogen Monoxide MUST be BANNED. After all, can we afford to put it off until it's too late?
BTW, Dihydrogen Monoxide is naturally occurring, life-giving and life-sustaining. Every living thing on the face of this planet NEEDS it to survive. It's TRUE!!!
Everyone NEEDS................WATER.
Remember the funeral home sign post? This is one of those times to apply the lesson from that post – context matters. ~ Hunter
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