High school student Natha Zohmer of Idaho recently conducted an experiment in science class that reveals a serious problem. He told his classmates and teachers that they should sign his petition to ban a dangerous substance. In its gaseous state, it can cause serious burns.
Accidental inhalation can kill.
To make matters worse, it contributes to soil erosion, decreases the effectiveness of automobile brakes, and its presence has been detected in some terminal cancer tumors. Forty-seven of 50 students and teachers signed the petition with no questions asked. Hone your critical thinking skills. Don't be a passive receiver of information. Shun the politically correct in search of all the information you feel you need to make sound, well-informed judgments and decisions.