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Well he made it so us mentally insane aspies like me and you can get guns. Aka he protects our human rights. Just cause we are disabled and on social security doesn’t mean we don’t have the same rights as normal people. Thanks trump

Well he made it so us mentally insane aspies like me and you can get guns. Aka he protects our human rights. Just cause we are disabled and on social security doesn’t mean we don’t have the same rights as normal people. Thanks trump

Never heard that. I have heard Democrats say we are too dangerous to have human rights or be running around simple for being born different
Trump hasn’t taken any action against me, Democrats do on a daily basis.

Basically you’ll like I know this guy attacks you and beats you up every day but you should support him cause that other guy isn’t political correct when he speaks.

It’s a real easy decision

what is wrong with clean air? Like its hard to breath all that pollution I bet if I could move up to the mountains that are a bit too severe to have people develop the s**t out of them I'd probably breathe a lot better. But this city air is just gross but its not like it just remains in the cities it gets blown over.

Largely due to car pollution, many American cities had indeed become ridden with highly visible air pollution, or smog, which grew worse over the next few decades until the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was created, along with the Clean Air Act, in 1970. The Clean Air Act, backed up by EPA enforcement, was strengthened in the decades that followed.

Since the 1970s and 1980s, U.S. air quality has unquestionably improved. However, new research, published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, shows that gains made in a critical component of smog, pollutants called nitrogen oxides, have slowed dramatically between 2011 and 2015. The exact cause of the slowdown is still uncertain, but finding the sources could prove more difficult under the current EPA, which has challenged independent scientific research — including the new proposal that would exclude certain public health and air pollution studies when considering changes to federal air standards.

"In a historically normal administration, this would be a conversation about putting resources into investigating the question of where these nitrogen oxide emissions are coming from," Joseph Goffman, executive director of Harvard University's environmental and energy law program, said in an interview. Goffman was not involved in the new study.

"Now, we're dealing with an EPA that is crippling its access to scientific resources," he said.

Air concentrations of nitrogen oxides — which react with sunlight to form smog — are no longer decreasing like they once were. Their downward trend slowed between 2011 and 2015 to declines of around 1.7 percent annually. This an over 75 percent slowdown when compared to the previous years, 2005 to 2009.

"Everything is declining, but it's not declining as fast as had been hoped for," Anthony Wexler, director of the UC Davis Air Quality Research Center, said in an interview. Wexler was not involved in the new study.

This new research follows the American Lung Association's 2018 State of the Air Report, released on April 18, which showed that many Americans are still exposed to unhealthy levels of smog. The greater New York City-New Jersey metropolitan area, along with eight cities in California, cracked the top ten of the Lung Association's list for the most polluted cities in America.

Air pollution harms human health in two major ways, said Wexler. The tiny, microscopic bits of particulate matter emitted largely by cars have been repeatedly linked to heart disease, including a recent 10-year study that found living near heavily-trafficked areas speeds up the thickening of heart arteries. Meanwhile, smog also harms our lungs and causes breathing problems.

When researchers compared satellite maps that measured nitrogen oxide air pollutant trends between 2005-2009 with measurements taken between 2011-2015, the researchers found a glaring discrepancy.

"We looked at the satellite data from these two different periods and thought, 'These are two very different maps'," said Helen Worden, a project scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research and a coauthor of the study, in an interview.

Initially, Worden and her team thought pollution blowing over the Pacific Ocean from China was to blame. "But that wasn’t supported by the data," she said, noting that the greatest nitrogen oxide emission increases occurred in the eastern U.S., not the western half, where more Chinese pollution would be expected.

The pollution increase, it seemed, was coming from inside the country.

It's possible that some of these air pollutants are coming from automobile emissions. Wexler pointed out that sport utility vehicles are still hugely popular, and they pump out more nitrogen oxides than smaller cars. But cars are generally much less polluting than they used to be. This is largely thanks to the introduction of catalytic converters, which convert vehicle exhaust to much less toxic pollutants.


As the study shows, the U.S. air pollution problem might be much improved overall — but it certainly isn't solved.

"It used to be when you drive in L.A. or the [California] Central Valley you would see this crap out there," said Wexler.

"It's not obvious anymore," he said. "But just because you can’t see it doesn’t mean it's not killing you."

Well, the Dems have never hurt me. In fact, they have improved things for my LGBT friends, and what affects them, as they are my friends, affects me. And thanks to the liberals, I can see a doctor and get medication now, a thing that was prohibitive to me in the past.

They’ve hurt others something you shouldn’t be ok with. They’ve hurt you too even if you don’t care. Your rights have be hurt.
Dem politicians can rot in hell.

hes a.. real estate developer .

He is also a doctor.

Doctor Trump.

Doctor of Laws from Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania (1988)
Doctor of Humane Letters from Wagner College in Staten Island, New York (2004)
Doctor of Business Administration from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia (2012)
Doctor of Laws from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia (2017)

List of honors and awards received by Donald Trump
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_h ... nald_Trump

They’ve hurt others something you shouldn’t be ok with. They’ve hurt you too even if you don’t care. Your rights have be hurt.
Dem politicians can rot in hell.

Honorary doctorates are nice and all, but they should always be referred to as honorary doctorates.

Who?

Enjoy being politically bias blind. I have nothing more to say and will start ignoring your posts.