How does clean air = "an attack on energy" (how much, compared)

[Kirdik]

That's wildfire smoke.
Wind brings wildfire smoke and smell from Georgia-Florida line to the Atlanta area again

[joebaldknobber]

The OP's picture was taken from this Atlanta Wildfire article.

Below is a picture of smog in Texas.

Originally Posted by Kirdik

That's wildfire smoke.
Wind brings wildfire smoke and smell from Georgia-Florida line to the Atlanta area again

[seattlenextyear]

Smog deniers. Fascinating!

[joebaldknobber]

Smog Deniers. Yes.

I guess you can't handle the truth.

Originally Posted by seattlenextyear

Smog deniers. Fascinating!

[seattlenextyear]

I eat truth for breakfast.

[joebaldknobber]

That photo is not smog. It is wildfire smoke.

The photo was lifted from an article about wildfire smoke in Atlanta.

Originally Posted by Kirdik

That's wildfire smoke.
Wind brings wildfire smoke and smell from Georgia-Florida line to the Atlanta area again

[seattlenextyear]

oic. Yes, he should've used a picture of smog. There's tons out there.

[joebaldknobber]

Here is a picture of smog over Sao Paolo, Brasil.

I love saying Sao Paolo.

Originally Posted by seattlenextyear

oic. Yes, he should've used a picture of smog. There's tons out there.

[70Ford]

Originally Posted by Nomander

Are you claiming that the picture is a direct result of coal plants?

No.

Reducing coal pollution is an attack on American energy. What an interesting spin. I wonder if protecting wild bears is an attack on the bear fat candle industry.

[uggabugga]

Originally Posted by Kirdik

That's wildfire smoke.
Wind brings wildfire smoke and smell from Georgia-Florida line to the Atlanta area again

ouch.

Originally Posted by joebaldknobber

The OP's picture was taken from this Atlanta Wildfire article.

Below is a picture of smog in Texas.

heh!