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ps for three days our air is good, have you seen the crystal clear skies. 
Our weather people call it miserable. Talk about crazy worlds. They would 
rather tell you the weather was warm beautiful and polluted. Its almost 
unbelievable. I am sure glad they get to be in it.Warm and good is one thing 
which many people get but warm and polluted where the air turns my filter 
black after 28 days literally? Like I said before if Philly air was good all 
the people who bought homes for the cheap would not only the greatest 
climate, they would have made a fortune on their homes. This area is sooo 
perfect to clean the air with that its almost unbelievable that developers 
and policy makers wouldn't want this more then anything. We get great supply 
of warm spring, fall and winter without snow., We got location inbetween the 
shore and the mountain and we got beautiful cheap housing and amazing parks. 
To not have clean air is the one  thing holding progress back here besides 
more training and technology.
"Karen Y Byrd" <kybyrd@pobox.upenn.edu> wrote in message 
news:slrnf19ne9.hu7.kybyrd@pobox.upenn.edu...
> On Wed, 04 Apr 2007 18:04:12 GMT, mcs@yahoo.com <mcs@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>Karen you are a bit confused. I got people to recognise this problem years
>>ahead of most.
>
> Once again this isn't what I asked of you. I asked you to supply
> *evidence* that you have, and are, helping people in Philadelphia
> NOW in a direct way, by your direct involvement(volunteerism),
> either with people
> or organizations that could use your help.
>
>> I think two or three people responded that I helped get them
>>to safer environments.
>
> You think? Wow... If you actually knew you'd answer me. You'd tell
> me exactly what organizations you are working with not just
> about clean air issues(you won't even speak about any involvement
> with these guys:
>
> http://www.cleanair.org/
>
> because, you're not involved are you?) But other non-profit
> organizations like Manna that could use passionate people like you.
> Manna is just the kind of group that might help you not
> be so down about some of the awful things that happen here.
> They're a fabulous group doing wonderful things for people in
> need.
>
>> Since I started posting, more and more people are
>>paying more and more for cleaner places to live.You on the other hand said
>>for the longest time the air was fine and no one was being harmed in your
>>family.
>
> I never said the air was fine. I did say that the air is better
> than it was when I was a child and much younger person. I have vivid
> memories of walking in Center City in the late 1960s and
> having to hold my breath. I haven't had an experience like
> that in and around the places I go to in this area
> in over 30 years.
>
> I never said the air couldn't harm people; obviously it's harming
> you.
>
> I said *I'M* fine and no one in my family is
> affected, apparently, by the local air quality. In  fact no one
> I know is being unduly affected by the air and I know a lot
> of people.
>
> Interestingly we're not all that far apart in beliefs. You just
> think we are. It's one reason I keep talking to you while
> a lot of others are bored with your rhetorical style of writing.
> They just think you have several screws loose. I don't
> believe that.