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Surprisingly, it is for me, at least where cars are relatively new and low-emission. In the developing world, where very old cars are routinely used, the fumes
by inglor_cz 3y ago
Surprisingly, it is for me, at least where cars are relatively new and low-emission.
In the developing world, where very old cars are routinely used, the fumes are worse than smoke from individual smokers. In the EU, it is the other way round.
- lnxg33k1 3y agoDiesel is a cancer machine all over the world, regardless of the generation, thinking otherwise is madness
- inglor_cz 3y ago"Diesel is a cancer machine" How come that nations that have more diesel engines don't suffer from cancer more? In Ireland or Italy, something like 40 per cent of new cars are diesels. In Finland it is less than 20 per cent and in the Netherlands less than 10 per cent. If diesel was a cancer machine, I would expect Italians to have a lot more cancer than the Dutch. Dose-response is a thing in toxicology.