Newspapers need to stop publishing letters that deny climate change.

Newspapers need to stop publishing letters that deny climate change.

Newspapers need to stop publishing letters that deny climate change.

The EPA has repeatedly concluded that lead is extremely toxic to humans, wildlife and the environment and causes adverse health effects even at low doses. Yet the EPA has continued to fail to do what the law requires and address this toxic and damaging pollution in aviation gasoline. Continued exposure to leaded aviation gasoline threatens the health of airport workers, pilots, passengers, and surrounding communities—especially children. The multitude of warnings about toxins in our environment can often be confusing. But with lead there can be no confusion -- there is no safe level of lead exposure. So please tell the EPA to do for aviation gas what it started doing for automobile gas more than 40 years ago: get the lead out!

Newspapers need to stop publishing letters that deny climate change.

Newspapers need to stop publishing letters that deny climate change.

Newspapers need to stop publishing letters that deny climate change and the Philadelphia Inquirer should adopt such a policy immediately. Otherwise, the newspaper's credibility will be damaged.

Newspapers need to stop publishing letters that deny climate change.

Newspapers need to stop publishing letters that deny climate change.

Newspapers need to stop publishing letters that deny climate change.

Newspapers need to stop publishing letters that deny climate change.

Newspapers need to stop publishing letters that deny climate change.