Parents voice health concerns LINK FIXED (pdf)
Gas drilling near Argyle schools making kids ill, residents tell board
Sunday, October 24, 2010
By Lowell Brown and Britney Tabor
Complaints about students with nosebleeds, dizziness, disorientation and nausea started appearing on the alliance’s blog in early October. Some residents reported smelling rotten eggs, a smell associated with sulfides, while others reported odors similar to gas, pesticides and fingernail polish remover.
The day of the school board meeting, the alliance posted a report titled “Substantial Endangerment,” which offered a detailed account of students’ recent health problems, including one who complained of unusual chest pains after running around the high school track.
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