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[sustain_ability@123mail.org]

Yes, of course, but global warming has been used an an excuse to raise
insurance premiums (I don't have a reference link handy) for firms
located in high risk areas. 
George

On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 02:51:43 -0500, "Lawrence F. London, Jr."
<lfl@intrex.net> said:
> sustain_ability@123mail.org wrote:
> 
> > Fight fire with fire:
> > Any way to get the health and insurance industries involved - based on
> > increased health risks to unaware consumers? 
> 
> You would think so but they may be directly or indirectly in collusion 
> with the cabal through their lobbyiss and campaign contributions. Then 
> again they might not be in collusion but unwilling to get involved or 
> otherwise disturb the status quo. After all, if you knew you were bound 
> to wind up with poor or compromised health or have chronic health 
> problems, you'd be more likely to purchase health insurance and the max 
> you could afford. Just a thought.
> 
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