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From: ray@rochester.UUCP (Ray Frank)
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Subject: Re: Re: America-bashing
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Date: Mon, 5-Aug-85 12:17:43 EDT
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Fred Williams of Canada writes:
> Things like
> acid rain come over that border and all the US seems to think is,
> "Whew, we got rid of that nasty stuff."  This is the attitude that
> probably hurts the US the most. You, like everybody else, are your
> own worst enemies.
>     Please understand that I am not trying just to bash on America.
> I am hoping that some of you guys down their will do a little
> thinking and maybe find some ways to improve yourselves. It might
> make life a little easier for some of your friends.
> 
> Cheers,		Fred Williams

I agree, something has to be done about acid rain not just in Canada and
the US but the world over.  
I believe Canada has some rather heavy industries up there, have they 
figured out what to do about the acid rain their industry creates?
It would help if the Canadian and American governments pooled their
mental resources and came up with a viable solution.  The reason I 
stress a joint venture is because our two economies are intimately linked
and jobs are created on both sides of the border as a result of all
types of industry wether they be heavy and polluting or light and clean.
Of course we contribute more to acid rain because of more of that type
of industry, so we should be willing to invest proportionately more than
Canada. 
Just a thought.