Should we continue ignoring the byproducts of an industrial nation at the expense of our collective health?
Fracking -- releases all sorts of nasty things into the air -- Lead arsenic and other poisons are released into the air and leech into the ground with their pharmacutical soups flushed down toilets
All these poisons have a direct impact which has never been measured because of wrong thinking medical models that never allow for the investigation of environmental factors A position which only suits the offenders of air war and earth poisoners
Should we continue ignoring the byproducts of an industrial nation at the expense of our collective health?
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Yours appears to be the king of question that sounds out support for your position that pollution that endangers public well-being is not worth the higher profits the activity causing such pollution entails.
I support your position, just as the public eventually supported the position that the government had to regulate the meat industry after Sinclair Lewis exposed the dangers to public health posed by lack of regulation.
This should not be an issue and it would not be an issue if oversized corporations "too big to fail" had not been able to seize control of our basic industries, our media, and our government.