space trash

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9245429/

How come NASA gets away with buring a lot of potentially noxious garbage in
the atmosphere?

I sure would like to see if it passes EPA standards!!

If you read it, it did NOT all burn up, what was left is not on the ocean
floor.
Besides, a whole ton of trash gets mostly burned up, BFD, how many 1,000's
of TONS of trash are burned on Earth or other gas's being pumped out exhaust
pipes? Compaired to that what was in the RUSSIAN craft amounts to almost
zero.


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"Mick" wrote in message
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9245429/

How come NASA gets away with buring a lot of potentially noxious garbage
in the atmosphere?

I sure would like to see if it passes EPA standards!!

Mick wrote:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9245429/

How come NASA gets away with buring a lot of potentially noxious garbage in
the atmosphere?

I sure would like to see if it passes EPA standards!!




Lots more going up from Earth than coming down from space. And there
are space policies on debris.