Re: Transmission Lines along NJ Turkpike

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
 Robert Casey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

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> >Is there any credence or real fact to back up the complaints by New York.
> >New Jersey and other eastern states that much of their smog and acid rain is
> >due to coal plants further west in places like Ohio ? I kind of thought they
> >did it to themselves with all the cars, their own plants and manufacturing .
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> We quit burning coal about 35 years ago.  Our acid rain lakes should 
> have cleared up
> by now if it was only our fault.  
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Usually, if you are burning high-sulphur coal, you will know by the 
increase in foliage.  It is a fertilizer that farmers pay dearly for.

HR.