Past articles from
this series:
Everything
You Always Wanted to Know About Fracking But Should Be Afraid to Ask--An
Overview
Fracking: Water Issues--Colorado-centric, But Applicable
to All
Who
the Frack's Really in Charge? (regulation)
Water-Free
Fracking--Why Not? (LPG fracking)
Frack-Flavored
Gas (trials of Garfield County, Colorado)
What
the Frack Do We Know? (more on water)
Have
Another Hit of Fracked Air
Frackonomics
(it's the economy, y'all)
[1] Bernie Goldstein is Emeritus Professor and
former Dean of the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public health. An environmental toxicologist, his research
interests have largely focused on the concept of biological markers in the
realm of risk assessment. His
publications involve blood toxicity, formation of cancer-causing substances
after exposure to inhalants, aspects of public-health decision-making, and
global issues in environmental medicine.
He has also studied and written about the 2010 Gulf oil spill.
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