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To: TimF who wrote (135172)	3/30/2001 12:47:40 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1571039

Sometimes my eyes sting and my nose is stuffed up a lot but I think that might have to do more with pollen then pollution. It didn't happen much when I lived in Nassau County NY which has a much greater population density then Fairfax County VA, and is near NYC which has more then a dozen times as many people as DC. You're right its probably the pollen. ted

To: TimF who wrote (135172)	3/30/2001 1:03:14 PM
From: 5dave22	Respond to of 1571039

Tim <Sometimes my eyes sting and my nose is stuffed up a lot but I think that might have to do more with pollen then pollution. It didn't happen much when I lived in Nassau County NY which has a much greater population density then Fairfax County VA, and is near NYC which has more then a dozen times as many people as DC.> It's probably both. The geography and climate of Nassau County doesn't allow for airborne pollutants to be 'trapped'. Instead, it is blown away allowing it to destroy the ozone at a much quicker pace. <What does this have to do with sperm counts?> Why does everything have to come back to 'sperm counts' with you? <g> Dave