Posted by tiresntracks on July 27, 2016 at 20:24:01 from (108.232.104.154):
In Reply to: Diesel exhaust. posted by Geo-TH,In on July 27, 2016 at 11:26:33:
George, I have no doubt that diesel exhaust gives you headaches. You probably are allergic to it, or have some reaction to it that most people don't have. Fumes from a kerosene space heater affect me that way and they don't bother most people. Scientists will tell you that a lot of things cause cancer, mainly because they don't know exactly what causes cancer. Science in general is not an "exact science". Something that was absolute scientific truth one day, will be proven totally false after further review. Because of that, I have to use my own experience and common sense to decide if something is bad for me. I know or know of many people that smoked, that have lung cancer or related diseases, so I believe that smoking causes cancer. I was born into a farming family and I operated and repaired heavy equipment all of my life, so I have known many people who have done the same. I don't know a single person that operated or repaired diesel equipment that has lung cancer, that didn't smoke. I have to conclude that the chances of getting cancer from diesel exhaust is very small.
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