— Gas Vets

Posted by GasVets on June 4, 2014

Filed Under: accidents, deaths, exposure, Gas Worker News, GasVet Commentaries, health impact survey, health impacts, hydraulic fracturing, jobs

Romanian Fracking worker dies on the job, as toxic frack chemicals kill or harm many more around the world.

“…they came for the [workers] and I didn’t stand up…” Please defend the world’s workforce. They are we and we are they. Join us at our Gas Vets Facebook page and on Twitter.

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If you've been harmed by your work in the natural gas extraction and production industry, this video by Dr. Peter Rabinowitz is a must-see. He is an Associate Professor of Medicine in the Yale School of Medicine Occupational and Environmental Program. He is Board certified in Family Medicine and Occupational and Environmental Medicine and has worked as a primary care physician as well as a specialist in occupational and environmental medicine. He has research interest in the effect of noise on health as well as waterborne environmental health hazards and linkages between human, animal, and environmental health. Dr. Rabinowitz presented this Case Study at the July 20, 2012 SWPA-EHP Workshop "Health Concerns in the Era of Gas Drilling: A Basic Toolkit for Healthcare Providers" To download copies of the PowerPoint Presentation and a Complete Collection of the Workshops Presentations please go to http://www.environmentalhealthproject... .