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Air Pollution Pollutes Brains as Well!?
nedhamson1
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10-11-2008 11:56 AM
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dumb and dumber
nedhamson1
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Heavy air pollution has and is endangering the future of your children and our society as well as others.
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10-11-2008
5:56 PM
tanyamm
They can't keep pumping that garbage into the air and really think it's not going to have some affect on people; especially children who are still growing and developing.
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