(HealthDay News) -- Smog can cause serious irritation and damage to the lungs; itchy, water eyes, and a burning sensation in the eyes and throat


Smog can also trigger asthma attacks, the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency says. It recommends that you:

Do your part to reduce smog by taking a bus, walking or biking.
Use electric or manual lawn equipment and mowers rather than gas-powered ones.
Fill your gas tank in the evening when it's cooler outside to prevent pollutants emitted by gasoline from turning into smog.
Don't let your car idle for more than 30 seconds -- instead, turn the car off and restart when it's time to move again.


hummmmmmmmm where or were did I read this claims before oh yeah


from the rabid Anti's saying "smoking causes serious irritations and damage to the lungs; itchy, water eyes, a burning sensation in the eyes and throat"

I'm curious why the word "Smog" is back in the news again - it is so 80's- I'm hearing it more and more.

Global Warming fanatics are getting beat up in the fringe media - perhaps they will go back to the Smog issue for more funding.

Link here is for topix.net - tracking topics in the news- check out smog- it spiked again.
http://www.topix.net/search/?q=smog

The CDC has lowered the standards for air pollution and everyone is scrambling to meet them.