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To: RealMuLan who wrote (56867)	9/22/2006 11:52:14 AM
From: Arran Yuan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116555

R.Mulan, Thank you very much! Indeed, I am very glad to know that we think alike on this significant matters. p.s. It must be pretty depressing to be an environmental health professional in China nowadays<ng> Why would it be depressive? As China has started "industrialization" for 28 years, the environment has taken a hit as a "collateral damage". From a selfish professional point of view, environmental problems rendered the value to my training. Though many preemptive measures could have been taken to have minimized such damages, China is stepping up to act on some issues. 28 years is a relatively short time, while some damages could still be remedied, compared to those in developed countries. Got any hard data as for the fast increase of the cancer prevalent rate in China, or things like that? No complete set, yet! I am guilty, though, that I left USA where I got trained at graduate level, but I could not directly serve it for paying back. USA is a great country in the sense that it opened its arms to share with everyone who would like to learn. Best Arran P.S.: Since I have no private allowance on SI, sorry for wasting some others' time if you happen to read this message.