Who do we blame for pollution?

[donnashuggy]

the consumer

the advertiser

the manufacturer

the government

the naive

the rich man

the poor man

feel free to add to the list, I am going out with dark glasses on in case someone decides to light fireworks

have a good one everyone!

[lakeland27]

abbott is PM so the buck stops with him. i bet he throws rubbish out of the com car window.

[joz*garage]

well.. mother nature did provide the background for the evolution of the mind and the technology to grow?

add; mother earth to the list

[the_hawk*]

At the end of the day its the government that sets standards so it really stops with them.

These days when you return home from shopping often the packaging you throw away exceeds the size of the item purchased by many times, this could easily be controlled with standards that dictate the amount of wattage allowed before fines are imposed  on importers

[ca04]

The smokers and peoples with wood fires.

[darksideofthemoon]

50% the planet, 50% humanity

I'm trying to be fair.  Never forget the planet does a lot of this sort of weather stuff even without us and will continue to do so, but I think we have exacerbated it with our own lack of understanding over the past centuries.  It's only now that we have some knowledge of what can cause the problem that we are beginning to take some of the blame.

[fourandsixpants]

reply to darkside who said:

             50% the planet, 50% humanity

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.................WHA????!!!!

[icyfroth]

Industrialisation, corporate greed.

[monman12]

Don't forget the alleged evil chemtrail pollution (of the mind?)

Who will be the first to blame Abbott?, and for once Annie LL beats  History DY.

nɥºɾ

[lakeland27]

with my tongue planted in my cheek john. he might be a hopeless so and so but i don't blame him. i'll start to apportion blame to abbott's inaction as soon as direct action is 'enacted' whatever that means .