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BlueandYellow
PostPosted: Tue Aug 31, 2010 2:53 pm 
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Holy crap.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/08/3 ... =1#s130978

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PostPosted: Tue Aug 31, 2010 3:15 pm 
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w00t...LA made #2!

It's a nice protective layer of smog...good for the lungs.

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PostPosted: Tue Aug 31, 2010 3:18 pm 
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No love for onondaga lake, eh?

Today, Onondaga Lake is a severely polluted lake. Onondaga Lake has been described as one of the most polluted lakes in the United States,[2] primarily due to industrial dumping and sewage contamination. Fishing for human consumption was banned in 1970 because of contamination from some 82 tons of mercury dumped into the lake over decades by the former Allied Chemical factory complex in Solvay. The lake was opened to allow catch and release fishing in 1986 with The New York State Department of Health has issuing health advisories which warn against consumption of certain fish (e.g. walleye, bass) due to mercury and PCB contamination. Other species are limited to one meal per month.[3] Swimming was banned in 1940 due to bacteria and water clarity problems. Bacteria levels occasionally exceed state standards due to sewage discharges.[4] The lake has high levels of mercury, salt, phosphorus, and ammonia due to discharge from a previous local chemical company, Solvay Process.

From a large municipal discharge the lake in the summer is generally covered in many areas with algae that creates a vile odor that can be smelled for miles.



And people think Buffalo is gross...

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CriminallyVu1gar wrote:
No love for onondaga lake, eh?

Today, Onondaga Lake is a severely polluted lake. Onondaga Lake has been described as one of the most polluted lakes in the United States,[2] primarily due to industrial dumping and sewage contamination. Fishing for human consumption was banned in 1970 because of contamination from some 82 tons of mercury dumped into the lake over decades by the former Allied Chemical factory complex in Solvay. The lake was opened to allow catch and release fishing in 1986 with The New York State Department of Health has issuing health advisories which warn against consumption of certain fish (e.g. walleye, bass) due to mercury and PCB contamination. Other species are limited to one meal per month.[3] Swimming was banned in 1940 due to bacteria and water clarity problems. Bacteria levels occasionally exceed state standards due to sewage discharges.[4] The lake has high levels of mercury, salt, phosphorus, and ammonia due to discharge from a previous local chemical company, Solvay Process.

From a large municipal discharge the lake in the summer is generally covered in many areas with algae that creates a vile odor that can be smelled for miles.


And people think Buffalo is gross...

http://www.asianoffbeat.com/default.asp?Display=2045

That list has that lake on it.

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No Beijing? I noticed #1 was a Chinese city. I went to Xi'an, China in 2004 and the airquality was atrocious. They use coal still to heat and power homes and businesses. We went out for one day and when we got back to our hotel we had black stuff under our nails and a few of the guys blew their noses and it was all black. Horrible. I couldn't imagine living all your life in that.

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Before I clicked the link, I guessed China and LA as the top places...I'm good!

A few years ago, I was talking to a guy from China who was going to school at Buff State. I asked him what he liked most about America so far and he said, "The sky is actually blue!"

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fly as hale wrote:
Before I clicked the link, I guessed China and LA as the top places...I'm good!

A few years ago, I was talking to a guy from China who was going to school at Buff State. I asked him what he liked most about America so far and he said, "The sky is actually blue!"


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