Pollution is good for you

[SergioL652 at aol.com]

This table shows the non-attainment areas in term of several priority air 
pollutants.  The EPA website <A HREF="www.epa.gov">www.epa.gov</A> has a lot of information on every 
kind of environmental issue.  However you pretty much have to know what you 
are looking for.  The primary reason Houston is non attainment is ozone.  I 
don't know what that guy is trying to prove, but if he is showing that air 
quality is getting better, that is an argument for regulation, not against 
it, give that continuing regulation is what has kept the pollution down.  BTW 
Air Pollution is outside my area of expertise, I deal with Superfund and 
Hazardous Waste.  Air is too complicated for me, given that it is a 
compressible fluid and you have to take into consideration weather :-)

http://www.epa.gov/airs/nonattn.html
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