The Olympic athletes should be concerned about the bad air over China. Troublesome pollutants that cloud the sky will be sucked into their lungs... and pollution in the lungs is not a good thing. Asthma, reactive airways, reduced oxygen levels, and toxic chemicals will all choke the gold out of any performance.
China is not the only place with dirty air and athletes are not the only people starving for oxygen. What about Los Angeles? What about forest fires? What about smoking cigarettes? A...
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