Linn County Receives Failing Grade for Particle Air Pollution
Gets an "A" for ozone-free air
The American Lung Association singled out Linn and four other Iowan counties for severe air quality concerns in the 2012 “State of the Air” study, according to a report by Radio Iowa. Linn County received an “F” for 24-hour particle pollution, which is a mix of any solid or liquid particles in the air. Particularly harmful particles come from mechanical processes like construction, demolition, mining operations and agriculture. Bacteria, pollen, mold, and plant and animal debris are also harmful. Apart from the failing grade, Linn received an “A” for low ozone air. Ozone is understood to be the most widespread pollutant in the U.S. and the most dangerous. The American Lung Association says that the following populations are at the …
Yaya
2:28 pm on Friday, April 27, 2012
This is nothin like smoking pot, I smoke pot daily. I work, go to school, and take care of my 5 and 4 year old kids, I can do daily stuff when smoking pot, I have smoke this stuff one, and will never do again, I started shaking none stop, i want to beat the crap out of my Gf ( who's also smoke it) because it made her puck the, Because the noise she was makin.. No thank you just legalize my pot … more ›