Impacts of Gas Drilling On Human and Animal Health
Author(s):
Michelle Bamberger and Robert E. Oswald
Date:
01.2012
Source / Publisher:
New Solutions, A Journal of Environmental and Occupational Health Policy (now Sage Publishing)
Key findings:
- Many suspect chemicals used in drilling and hydrofracking (or “fracking”) operations are poisoning animals through the air, water, or soil.
See also:
Michelle Bamberger and Robert E. Oswald, Risk and Responsibility: Farming, Food, and Unconventional Gas Drilling, Independent Science News, November 12, 2012
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