Saturday, September 20, 2014
According to International Business Times, people who live close to fracking wells may experience more health problems than those who don’t.
An independent study has released data suggesting that health symptoms like respiratory issues and even hair loss occur frequently in people who live close to fracking activity. The study focused on homes that use well water and are located in southern Pennsylvania.
Further research and study need to be considered before conclusions can be drawn from this first study.
Via: International Business Times > US Shale boom: People who live close to fracking wells are more likely to report health problems, study finds
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