Breathing in public to be banned
Buoyed by the response to his pet project - the ban on smoking in public places, India's health minister Anbumani Ramadoss is preparing to take on a greater challenge. Singling out carbon dioxide as the most dangerous, but avoidable GHG, he plans to attack a root cause - breathing. "Everyone has the right to an excessive CO2-free atmosphere", he breathed.
Dr Ramadoss also clarified that he is not banning breathing altogether - people can breathe within the confines of their homes, for instance.
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Yeah man. Ramadoss is going to leave us cleaner, healtjier and really, really bored. You can read my post on this at http://www.rameshsrivats.net/2008/11/ramadoss-meets-devadoss.html
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