Jon,
For tomorrow morning only, could you possibly feature the
website http://www.dhmo.org on your site?
This
advertises the horrendous dangers that DiHydrogen MonOxide
(empirical formula
H2O) poses to the general public; it is for instance
a major driver of
climate change, and has been detected in all samples
of acid rain thus
analysed.
It has also been implicated as causing huge agricultural
losses, most
recently in Somerset, and the sea water around Britain's
coastline very
often fails EU environmental monitors which test for the
percentage of
DHMO in the sea water.
Please could you feature this
site and spread the word?
--
Dan "mad chemist" Holdsworth
dan@drh.me.uk
I believe that some of it is to be found coming out of faucets. One of the best ways to protect yourself from contamination outside is by the Bumbershoot Procedure. Moreover, if consuming alcohol, be very specific that you don't want it to be polluted by this element, for example in whiskey or brandy. I understand it is sometimes necessary to extrude it from the bladder.
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