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The question poses a false dichotomy. We should regulate both as appropriate, with understanding of the science of how the pollution affects us. Doing so doesn'
by dv_dt 10y ago
The question poses a false dichotomy. We should regulate both as appropriate, with understanding of the science of how the pollution affects us. Doing so doesn't make one more important than the other.
- RickHull 10y ago> > "Dare we suggest that particulates are more important than CO2?" > The question poses a false dichotomy. Eh.. assessing relative importance does not present a dichotomy, false or otherwise.