Feb 12, 2016
10:14:36pm
10:14:36pm
correct - and because the inversions exist one would think SLC residents would be even more careful about
air pollution.
It seems strange to me that they allow one company to produce 1/3rd of all of the pollution. How is that reasonable?
If you ran a city and 1/3rd of your pollution came from one company (and you had the worst air in the country on some days) wouldn't you think it's time to have a talk with that company? Wouldn't you think it's time to change the regulations and require them to pollute less - or to at least close down on days where there is an inversion?
It seems strange to me that they allow one company to produce 1/3rd of all of the pollution. How is that reasonable?
If you ran a city and 1/3rd of your pollution came from one company (and you had the worst air in the country on some days) wouldn't you think it's time to have a talk with that company? Wouldn't you think it's time to change the regulations and require them to pollute less - or to at least close down on days where there is an inversion?
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