

| Subject: | Coolan Disp. RANT {F} {NO VW CONTENT} |
| Date: | Tue, 24 Jan 1995 13:10:31 -0500 (EST) |
WARNING: Non VW related but very short. It is my hot-button though... > The solution to pollution is not "dilution". The dilution mentality is best > exemplified by your local industries "super tall" somestack. If they build > the stack tall enough the "flyash" or whatever other particulates they are > producing disperse over a large enough area so that the company will be in > compliance w/ gov't reg's. It is not that they are polluting less, they are > just dispersing it over a larger area! I have often stated that the solution to much stack pollution involves "one" federal regulation: Limit stack-size to a very short height. This will put the pollutants on the ground locally, and the states can figure out what THEY want to do. A factory will be much more "incented" to fix a problem they have to breathe. Let the acid rain (if it really exists) fall in Chicago. I apologize for the lack of VW content. Matthew Drahzal '82 Bunker Burner drahzal@convex.com
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