Posted by Geo-TH,In on July 27, 2016 at 11:26:33 from (172.78.89.144):
Some on YT hate the EPA wanting cleaner air.
I can't inhale diesel exhaust without getting a throbbing headache in 15 second. If a diesel truck passes me, I have to pull off, until the air is free of exhaust.
I found an interesting article about diesel exhaust. Bet someone on TY will say it's not true. Like tobacco said 40 years ago smoking won't kill you. So, if this article is wrong, please post a link showing diesel exhaust is safe.
Cancer Vehicles emit numerous carcinogenic chemicals. Diesel contains benzene, formaldehyde, and 1,3-butadiene—all three are well recognized carcinogens. EPA estimates that vehicle emissions account for as many as half of all cancers attributed to outdoor air pollution.
Please if you have a diesel, do your best to maintain the air pollution devices the EPA requires.
I'm hoping someday to buy my bucket list tractor, new gas tractor.
Is there anyone else that has difficulty breathing diesel exhaust? Do you know anyone with lung cancer?
I also realize that diesel tractors are necessary, no way do I want a total ban on diesel engines. I just want to stay away from them. Don't really want lung cancer either. geo
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