Dr. Barry Dworkin

Environmental and health consequences of fracking report raises some awareness of the issue but unfortunately cherry picks it sources for information to support its mandate.

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for January 30, 2020

Source:
Birth defects, cancer and disease among potential health risks from fracking for Canadians, doctors warn

Reference: Link to report

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