Chemicals Released During Fracking Could Harm Reproductive Health: University of Missouri Study

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By Judith LavoieDec 10, 2014, 9:18 am96 pts
Chemicals released into the air and water during fracking operations may result in human health problems ranging from birth defects to decreased semen quality, a U.S study has found. University of Missouri researcher Susan Nagel and colleagues from the Institute for Health and the Environment and the Center…

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