...Lol its okay bickle, just keep livin in your fake superiority
mindstate, you will never see how stupid you are.
Can you tell me one legitimate reason strontium would be in the
atmosphere, just one? And common shill tactics deployed,
bitch at one thing and ignore all the others. Im a physicist,
and I know what tests to conduct to analyze certain facets
of our environment. I actually had a class last year that went
into great depths geo engineering and what testing proved
certain things.
Plus, your condescending attitude means that you have nothing
else to show for but anger, and ignorance, which the two
usually follow close in suit. So say whatever ya want dude,
no ones butthurt or cares what you think or say. So honestly,
just keep babbling off for me, it is a good source of
entertainment
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70539575 Show some actual test results showing excess strontium in the atmosphere.
You need geotrace user/password for this one
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But the others are free. Check out the directory
descrips to see how, where, and when testing was
done over all the different parameters
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I just dont see what else you could want.
These are atmopsheric metal readings,
and they show since the 80s and increase of
many metals, mostly all are toxic.
And yes, I did look into expanding
production frontiers in the modern economy, and
the various increased levels of pollution, although
the only thing that would be explained is aluminum, since
factories that galvanize material use alum to help
process other metals, and then dump the alum
into waste water. There is not one company in the
US let alone the world that uses any industrial process
that isnt contained, that deals with strontium, barium, cadmium,
chromium and manganese, amoung others.
So how else would they be getting up there is my
question? Volcanoes too do not release these metal
particulates, one also might ask. So how, I ask you?
Hmmm.
Thats all im sayin, no need to be dicks or shills,
just trying to scientifically address a problem,
over saturation of heavy metals in our air and water.
Go buy a farm and use rain water to feed your animals.
Lord knows Tyson and Purdue dont, they use triple
filtered, ozonated H2O, with a special pollutant remover.
Jus check both their websites, I dont think you need
a link to google Tyson chicken. It is a very sad thing to see
a horse slowly die of heavy metal poisoning, let alone
an entire farm of animals.
Be serious and mature about this instead of just
sticking your head in the sand and yelling at all the
peopel that dont agree with you. Sounds like
politics if you ask me, and we all know how honest they
are and how well they perform their jobs.
LOL
