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Comment on Bottled water release poisons by Milan

Milan — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 21:24:41 +0000

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Comment on Bottled water release poisons by Milan

Milan — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 21:23:18 +0000

Why is it that no one seems to care about the billions of tons of waste generated by the billion other beverages besides water packaged in the exact same materials and just as damaging of an effect and non of which are vital to human existence like water. Oh yeah by the way have you ever really researched what chemicals are actually regulated by the government and how the review process of new contaminants works, that even after something is known to cause cancer there is a grace period for municipalities to change there systems over, taking 15 years at times to enforce and regulate a new contaminant and trust me we are inventing them allot quicker than that. Did you know what’s “deemed safe” by our government is based on a 70 year life span drinking 2 liters a day, I don’t know about you but I drink 4-6 liters a day which actually means if I were to drink tap water I would be getting levels of pollutants known to cause cancer at an unsafe level. Water is the most basic and essential building block for your health, you can not go 3 days with out it there would be no life like other planets. The current generation is ridiculed with disease and getting cancer at younger and younger ages, but don’t worry out of the 400 cancer causing substances allowed at a safe level I’m sure it must be something else. Out of all the water processed by municipalities about 2% is used for human consumption, about 80% percent goes to our agricultural needs which happen to be covered with chemicals designed to kill living insects(hum wonder if that also kills humans at a much slower and less noticeable rate?). I could go all day considering I have dedicated my life’s work to researching water period. Consider one more thing why is it if you don’t treat your tap water before starting an aquarium your fish will die? Too many chemicals and contaminants right why do we as humans assume we are so immune to toxins unlike other animals? I mention all these things not to prove a point but to get people thinking for themselves using basic logic to be cautious about getting on to bottled water as a stereo type. There are many companies who care about people health not wealth (usually the small local mom and pop type businesses). There are always huge companies getting away with murder in every industry and if you focus only on them and not the whole you have a limited perspective and probably not a well rounded view. Please do your research toughly before condemning things vital to a humans well being, your making decisions a doctor would need years of education to make based on a few websites info.

Comment on Relational Neighborhood by Francine

Francine — Fri, 09 Jun 2006 22:06:04 +0000

Hello Frank Mills,
this is a place where I collect and don’t comment. Life being complex and focus time so limited, I redirect information as a way to bare witness to what I consider important. Your piece on Relational Neighborhoods really caught my attention. Please continue the important work of infusing humanity and new ways of thinking and living our urban geographies.

Comment on Relational Neighborhood by Frank A. Mills, Urban Paradoxes

Frank A. Mills, Urban Paradoxes — Fri, 09 Jun 2006 20:31:00 +0000

Thanks for posting the intro and link to my piece on “Relational Neighborhoods” (Urban Spaces | Urban Places). I’ve enjoyed surfing around your blog. Quite an impressive vitae you have.

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Comment on Les pollueurs by Francine

Francine — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 23:59:59 +0000

Il me semble que le tout fut réglé lorsqu’un écrit au mur un peu menaçant a fait semble t’il effet!!!

On verra bien

Comment on Bruit et biblio by Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 23:59:59 +0000

Beaucoup d’implications face à cette façon de voir les choses

Les règles d’un espace sont personnalisées, elles ne sont pas significatives, n’ont pas de sens. Elles ne sont que des créations d’autorités en mal de pouvoir… dans la tête non seulement des jeunes mais de plusieurs adultes qui n’ont aucun concept de la vie en société.

Tristounet