

Find Water Not Coal at Hawrelak Park on Thursday May 21st
With less than 20 days left to help stop new coal mining from destroying our mountains. Worse of all, coal mining activities will release toxins that will end up in our water.
Hexavalent Chromium is a dangerous carcinogen found in coal ash? Hexavalent chromium is highly reactive, dissolves easily in water, and can penetrate living cells to damage DNA. This results in birth defects and causes reproductive issues. Ingested through contaminated water or food carries a different risk profile. Swallowed hexavalent chromium is associated with gastrointestinal tumors, kidney disease, and male infertility. Both routes cause DNA damage and can promote the spread of abnormal cells, but the specific organs affected differ.
Heard enough? Come out to sign.