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Ban Dihydrogen Monoxide

Created by C.J. on December 05, 2012

Due in part to its widespread use in industry, Dihydrogen Monoxide (DHMO) is involved in many environmental incidents each year. While most are unavoidable given current technology, there can be little doubt that the presence of DHMO in each significantly increases the negative impact to the environment.

DHMO contributes to the greenhouse effect

DHMO can causes acid rain

DHMO is found to cause soil erosion

DHMO is present in every creek near industry

DHMO has been found in Antarctica under the ozone hole

DHMO has been found in tumor cells

DHMO has been found to cause deaths

DHMO has been found to cause electrical failures

DHMO has been found to increase athletic performance

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