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          Axel Berger  wrote:

>David Higton wrote:
>> Diesel
>> carbon monoxide
>
>Alright, that suffices. The rest of your post is obviously not worth
>looking at. There may well be subjects, you do know something about.

I take it you're attempting to deny the facts in some way.

Nitrogen dioxide kills by causing asthma attacks.

Particulates kill by lung cancer, and some other problems caused when
they enter the blood stream because they're so small.

Carbon monoxide kills by causing or exacerbating heart disease.

A very recent diesel engine, in good adjustment, and with the post-
treatment chemicals present and particulate filter not clogged, can
give not too bad emissions.  Unfortunately there are plenty of people
who don't keep the above conditions true, or deliberately disable
some of this stuff to get better performance and/or economy, or who
are still running old vehicles that were never capable of tolerable
emission levels.  We all see diesels emitting black smoke as they
accelerate, from time to time.  All those things kill people.

The fundamental problem with diesel is the requirement for the fuel
and air to mix and to burn completely, in no time flat.  Complete
combustion simply cannot happen under those conditions.

Electric propulsion totally avoids the problems.

David

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