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My wife works at MUSC and she went to a presentation last week of currently unpublished work that is trying to show that cancer and asthma rates are higher in areas downwind of the factory. She said some of the data and maps of air quality readings were really astonishing. This work is currently being prepared for journal review and hopefully will be published by the end of the year.
Did the presentation specify where "downwind of the factory" included?
My wife works at MUSC and she went to a presentation last week of currently unpublished work that is trying to show that cancer and asthma rates are higher in areas downwind of the factory. She said some of the data and maps of air quality readings were really astonishing. This work is currently being prepared for journal review and hopefully will be published by the end of the year.
That must explain why North Charleston is so wealthy, neat, and clean -- why its schools are top-notch, and its roads are smooth, and why it is so aesthetically pleasing of a place to live. Clearly it's all due to the cash flowing out of the paper mill.
All that stuff is in Hanahan not North Charleston. The stink blows eastward most days towards Daniel Island and Mount Unpleasant.
All that stuff is in Hanahan not North Charleston. The stink blows eastward most days towards Daniel Island and Mount Unpleasant.
Because they're so far apart. No paper mill smell could possibly penetrate North Charleston's atmospheric protection bubbl nth at guards against sea breezes.
Because they're so far apart. No paper mill smell could possibly penetrate North Charleston's atmospheric protection bubbl nth at guards against sea breezes.
I noticed the smell when I first moved there in 2005 but I think by the time I left, I had become acclimated to it.
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