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Posted by tired of it on June 10, 2003 at 05:45:06 from (65.141.163.81):
In Reply to: Re: ABC Evening News posted by Bus Driver on June 10, 2003 at 04:16:02:
Its like when they blame farmers for the chemical pollutions like fertilizer and weed killer. Ever seen what some people put on a postage stamp sized lawn to try and keep it green? There's more chemical put down on a single block in the suburbs then some farmers use for a section. Who gets the blame for the run off? Theres also a lot more horse power on a single block then needed to farm a section. Figure 20 houses per block, each house has a 12 to 20 hp riding mower and a 4 to 5 hp push mower. A total of 320 to 500 horse power! All belching out pollution so that grass can grow, something nature has done with no help for millions of years.
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