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Pope at the PumpPosted on Apr 16, 2008
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By Margaret Currey, April 18 at 2:32 am # How our land is taken up by fourWhen I was young, I remember the state of N.J. building these freeways. Before there were freeways there were toll highways and this is a throwback to colonial times. I think the more roads built to take care of the cars, the more cars there will be. People can marvel at the intricate system of underpasses and overpasses but these things can be brought down by nature and then what. And people in England would marvel at the low cost of gasoline. I believe for the sake of the environment and for the health of the people get out of the cars, take public transportation or just get on the bike great exercise better than riding an exercise bike. Some cities in the United States are putting in things called Bike Boxes which would making bike riding in the city safer. The gasoline that we drill out of the earth will someday run out but before that people will have to run around with masks from the toxins put into the air. This administration said that Calif. must have the emmisions from automobiles comply to a standard all over the country. The only problem with that is in a state like Calif. which have a lot of drivers may be very different than a state like Montana. People have to wake up before it is too late.
By Chad P, April 16 at 7:01 pm # 4.86Wouldn’t the pope favor our prices our relatively low gas prices in comparison to his own country’s? Add Your Comment |
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