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In article <3946A86B.9398C32E@cisco.com>, "Michael T. Nelson" 
<michanel@cisco.com> wrote:

>"Arthur L. Rubin" wrote:
>> 
>> There are a lot of sources of "dust", regardless of definition.
>
>Indoor pollution is a much bigger threat to health.
>Sources like dust mite feces in carpets are a huge
>contributor to respiratory illness, not to mention
>all the man-made toxics found in home furnishings
>and building materials.
>
>However, to relieve indoor pollution "fresh" air from
>outdoors is used.  So, what kind of relief can we expect
>if the outdoor air is also highly polluted?
>
>Clearly, we need to clean up _all_ sources of air
>pollution.

A little fresh air and an air filter helps.  An electrostatic air filter 
can be installed into a central ventilation system or you can purchase a 
portable air filter.

I too would like to see the outdoor air cleaned up.  Fixing up diesel 
engines would be my first concern.  Also, I would REALLY like to see 
free bus services and busses capable of carrying more bikes and luggage.  
The current system of busses is difficult, or at least seems difficult, 
to use for casual transportation.  I don't use the busses except for 
planned trips when I can look up transfers, fares, and rules of carry-on 
storage.