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"how dare your doctor tell you that chemicals such as benzene, may be hazardous to your health. "

must have struck a nerve (lol) the original link is not available..so here is a reprint link to the original article.

Look, my grandfather made alot of money as an electrician in the mines in the 40's-60's. Most people his age did NOT get black lung.......some did. my point is everything is deadly....and we may have a "clean envirnonment" now but I would gladly take the smoky days in the 60's and 70's when a north wind would bring :"that smell" from the mills down here to fayette county......so long as people made infaltion adjusted amounts of 40-45 dollars an hour...WHY? well they paid CASH for their new trucks back then... and a a nice one is 40k now or 20% of the gross yearly pay at that rate..no profit for the bankers and pure profit for FORD GM etc. no chinese or other foreign made crud....HAVE SOME PRIDE AMERICANS

Wait we could do this again...NO CHINESE KOREAN OR EASTERN EUROPEAN STEEL AND WE REBUILD EVERY STEEL BRIDGE IN AMERICA....... WOW WE COULD ALL HAVE MONEY NOT.....

oh well dream...dream dream... "the heck with the pyramid people" oh that's right they are going to hell...




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Exercpt:

The law, an amendment to Title 52 (Oil and Gas) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, requires that companies provide to a state-maintained registry the names of chemicals and gases used in fracking. Physicians and others who work with citizen health issues may request specific information, but the company doesn’t have to provide that information if it claims it is a trade secret or proprietary information, nor does it have to reveal how the chemicals and gases used in fracking interact with natural compounds.

If a company does release information about what is used, health care professionals are bound by a non-disclosure agreement that not only forbids them from warning the community of water and air pollution that may be caused by fracking, but which also forbids them from telling their own patients what the physician believes may have led to their health problems.