In reality, I doubt it would get much use, does pollute, and a younger buyer would be happier with something more efficient.  

They even have air quality monitoring in every room which, given the pollution problem in China, seems to be an important selling point there.Thoughts?

If you have a well in conjunction with a private sewer system, then the potential for accidentally polluting your water supply is a little greater.  

All are trash and pollution.

There are no nearby problems--like industry or lime pits--to cause pollution.

Pollution is a huge problem as well, and I guess I just don't see the reduction of pollution as a bad thing.

The one thing I believe most succesful posters here on BP share is a 'passion' for the entire process.Your mileage may vary, but in the meantime may all the gurus please move on to the 'next big thing' and quit polluting the waters.

Give rewards to American Companies that develop new forms of renewable and non polluting energy.

I'm from the Rockford, IL area but have lived in mainland China (just south of Beijing...where pollution levels are off the charts at the moment) for over a decade.

However, there is too much pollution...so DON'T MOVE HERE, PLEASE ;-)Rory