New Interactive Tool Helps You Trace Symptoms to Specific Pollutants
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Jo Resciniti
8mo ago
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environmentalhealthproject.orgNew Interactive Tool Helps You Trace Symptoms to Specific Pollutantsenvironmentalhealthproject.orgCommunities have a right to know about the chemicals they are exposed to by emissions from oil and gas facilities, but that’s not often the case. To address this gap, the Environmental Health Project (EHP) created the new Compounds of Concern tool to provide users with easy-to-understand details on exposure symptoms and the health impacts of chemical compounds associated with industrial operations. A chemical compound consists of two or more elements joined by a chemical bond. Some...
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