The only way this was found was how fast acting it was. Imagine the hundreds of thousands of chemicals and their millions of degradation products. Some of them are killing us right now.

True. I wonder how long would it take to get those tires into circulation and replace the majority of tires in service? 5 years to develop new tires and start getting them into service and 5 more years for the majority of tires to have been worn out and replaced?

I'm willing to spend $100 to $200 more per tire just to save fish I'm not even kidding tires are so cheap people just burn them off like it's no big deal