PLANE POLLUTION

ONE FLIGHT ON A 747 AIRCRAFT FROM LOS ANGELUS,CALIFORNIA TO JAPAN USES 150,000 LITERS OF FUEL WHICH IS COMBUSTED IN THE JET ENGINES TO PRODUCE "GREENHOUSE GASES" ALL ALONG THE FLIGHT PATH ...THERE ARE ABOUT 18,000 COMMERCIAL PASSENGER/FREIGHT AIR CRAFT IN THE WORLD TODAY.....DOES ANYONE CARE ? ?? YES THEY DO BUT THANKS TO THE CORPORATE CONTROLLED MEDIA NOTHING NEGATIVE ABOUT THIS POLLUTING INDUSTRY EVER GETS OUT INTO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN...I HOPE THE RECENT INCIDENT ON THAT DETROIT BOUND PLANE EXPOSES SOME OF THE "WARTS" OF THIS AIR LINE COMMERCE....FLIGHTS OF FANCY TO HALFWAY AROUND THE WORLD FOR THE SILLIEST OF REASONS IS DESTROYING THE PLANET AND MUST BE REDUCED OR OTHERWISE discouraged because it is "us" (all living things) that will suffer from the effects of these polluting planes.

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