Toxicity Study to Pop Nanobubble?

yes, it should start a backlash. no, i don't think it is fear mongering. how many millions of people have died of lung cancer before they linked it to asbestos in their environment.

also, you can not trust the government or businesses to tell you the truth, unless they are forced to.

my wifes father while in the army after WW2, had to stand about a mile from a nuclear above ground test, then walk thru the debris. i guess it was just a coincidence that he died of leukemia in his 40's.

my point is that what you don't know can kill you. that is not fear mongering.

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All you need to know - nanotubes must be safe, we'll be gone in 30 years anyway

It seems to me that most, if not all, materials that man has made that are not normally found in nature have some sort of environmental drawback or toxicity associated to them. As such, I feel we need to progress extremely cautiously in the feild of nano-technology, especially since we see these materials behaving in novel ways we never would have expected. It is absolutely essential to study and release information on the health risks of nano materials. Haven't we learned anything from poisoning ourselves in the past?