Letter: Is it just idle talk? (Printed April 27, 2007)
Editor:
Physician, heal thyself!
I was happy to read in the April 20 edition that my state representative, Lawrence Bliss, has proposed a no-idling bill. As Bliss notes, “idling produces unnecessary pollution that contributes to climate change and smog, causes health problems, wastes expensive fuel, and contributes to our dependence on foreign oil.”
Why, then, did I see Rep. Bliss leave his, ahem, SUV idling the other morning while he went into the bakery in Willard Square?
Brett Weir
South Portland
Physician, heal thyself!
I was happy to read in the April 20 edition that my state representative, Lawrence Bliss, has proposed a no-idling bill. As Bliss notes, “idling produces unnecessary pollution that contributes to climate change and smog, causes health problems, wastes expensive fuel, and contributes to our dependence on foreign oil.”
Why, then, did I see Rep. Bliss leave his, ahem, SUV idling the other morning while he went into the bakery in Willard Square?
Brett Weir
South Portland


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