Study Says Crossett Residents Sickened by GP Chemicals
By: SEARK Today, KARK 4 News Content Partner
Updated: March 20, 2013
CROSSETT, AR - The Georgia Pacific plywood-stud mill in Crossett (Ashley County) is coming under fire in a new environmental study.
The Louisiana Environmental Action Network (LEAN) has released a study presented by environmentalist Wilma Subra that she says shows the health impacts Crossett residents are experiencing as a result of being exposed to toxic chemicals released into the air by the mill.
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The Louisiana Environmental Action Network (LEAN) has released a study presented by environmentalist Wilma Subra that she says shows the health impacts Crossett residents are experiencing as a result of being exposed to toxic chemicals released into the air by the mill.
Click here for more from SEARK Today, a KARK 4 News Content Partner.
Click here to read the full LEAN report.
Comments
Yeah well it long past time for you light in on Green bay packaging inc here in Morrilton & that stinking Paper Mill at Oppelo, they've been doing to Morrilton for decades. Residents here in Morrilton have been Sickened by their nasty Chemicals for decades.
Roy G.
March 20, 2013 at 2:28 pm
