ervice. The owners of these shops do not necessarily care if the vehicles that visit them pass the test or not because they give their customers the choice of paying a slightly higher rate to dismiss the problem. Why do these vehicle owners seem to have no time to go elsewhere and have the problems fixed after the service is performed? Obviously there is the issue of greed in this matter that the owners of the stores want to gain a little cash instead of taking care of our environment. Why do these people go unpunished when we could have a firmer restriction against these types of situations? Human beings strive to live healthy and prosperous. The latter of these two ambitions certainly leads us to the issue that has brought forth the subject of air pollution. Wealth is considered a hidden goal that we have worked towards all our lives, always having been told to succeed. Very few people, it seems, view the environment as the cherished possession that it is. I feel society is a large portion of the blame for the negligence to be aware of our surroundings and the lack of desire to keep this place better off for our future dwellers. The reason why do people not come together and participate in the aid to rid the environment from these many pollutants that have so long been a dilemma with ecologists as well as others, is beyond me. Self- involvement and greed are important factors in the air pollution issue that ...
