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Subscribe to this threadNo car repairs or painting in Beijing until after Olympics
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JunkStory @ Apr 17th 2008 6:55PM
This is good news. Olympics should be held in China and India from now on so that these two polluting countries will finally cutback on the pollution.
BowserUSC @ Apr 18th 2008 12:02AM
Just so you know the US with its 300 million people pollutes and consumes more that China and it's 1.2 billion or India and it's billion people.
Kaptain75329 @ Apr 18th 2008 10:54AM
Which might just be a symptom of our more productive and developed economy. And our air is cleaner. Imagine that.
Judy Zik @ Apr 18th 2008 12:02PM
I remember reading the same stories about air pollution worries when the games were being held in LA in 1984. Funny how quickly we forget.