Tests find toxins in Dish residents
Same substances detected in air, water
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
By Peggy Heinkel-Wolfe
Overall, many of the same compounds found in the air or in the local water supplies, which state health officials also tested, have been detected in the blood and urine from those test results she’s seen, Subra said.
Toluene, for example, was detected in the air at all seven locations tested in Dish last August. A toluene metabolite was detected in Tillman’s urine sample along with the urine samples of at least three other residents. Records for four of the 28 individuals were released to the Denton Record-Chronicle by the individuals.
The state seems to be incapable of or unwilling to regulate the oil and gas industry. We need help in Texas in the Barnett Shale and in other areas and we need it NOW not 3 years from now.
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re industry, I'll get you started on the press release……"Today in Austin, a group of leftest, communist, socialist, enviro-wack jobs, the Texas Department of State Health Services released a report….." You have to do the rest, can't wait to read it. Go, get to work and turn the spin knob to "11", cause "10" isn't going to work on this one.
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Well, this blood and urine stuff is SHOCKING! Federal regulation is right!