It is not possible to determine what is safe to burn. There are too many chemicals used in the manufacturing processes to know what might be in burnable trash. It's not worth the risk of our planet's health. Even if it is legal for you to use a burn barrel, this does not remove your responsibility to be civil to your neighbors and respect your environment. Stand downwind from your burn barrel for a few minutes so that you might become more understanding.
Every right carries equal responsibility.
It's really that simple. I bet our forefathers never thought there would come a time when the responsibilities would need to be dictated verbatim to us. The surest way to lose a right is to neglect the responsibility that goes with it. Robert W. Blanton , East Meredith Forum's purpose was just to inform In response to your Jan. 10 editorial about our program on Iraq, our purpose was not to decide who is to blame for the sufferings and deaths there but to give people a chance to become informed about what is happening in Iraq, since the media have done little to help us understand Iraqis' tragic situation. We also wanted to evoke questions.