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Originally Posted by PascalsWager
I'd assume the 'hidden' cost of air quality degradation due to CO2 and NO2 
Nothing social about it - its scientific fact that burning fossil fuels emit gasses that deplete ozone and generally degrade air quality.
Now, the tricky and loaded part comes when trying to quantify that cost. I wont even try, but I will admit there is a cost. |
Actually this is a social science, since there is little to no proof.
There is no quantitative cost on the degradation of the ozone, let alone the lack of reality in burning fossil fuels in the realtion to burning up the ozone layer. (In other words, global warming, witch is a complete myth)