Pardee Environmental

The exposure to dangerous gases from gas stoves is real, in spite of the mockery generated by folks in some corners of the media and politics. I’ve seen it firsthand. This is my annual reminder to tell people to switch to electric stoves to save yourself and your families from this unnecessary exposure.

When science showed in the 1970s that gas stoves produced harmful indoor air pollution, the industry reached for to***co’s PR playbook The natural gas industry has spent years trying to undermine scientific findings about gas stoves and health. If this sounds familiar, that’s no accident.

Looking for a plumber who can do a camera study of a 10-12 inch storm drain that runs throughout a muddy crawl space under a school in Lorain County. We are trying to identify the source of extreme wetness in the crawl space so any plumber who is skilled at diagnosing difficult problems and coming up with a solution, we'd love to talk with you. PM me if you're interested or if you know someone who has the skills and equipment for such a project.

Engineered stone countertops made from crushed quartz have taken over the U.S. market. But compared to natural stone, these slabs often contain much higher levels of crystalline silica — as much as 95%. These countertops are not a danger to the consumers who've put them in their homes, but the workers who cut, grind and shape those slabs are now becoming sick from the airborne silica dust. If you work in the stone or concrete cutting industry, engineering controls (exhaust fans, HEPA vacs and wet methods) and respiratory protection are essential to protect your long term health.

Workers who cut crushed quartz countertops say they are falling ill In homes across America, engineered stone countertops are a common sight. However, a hidden danger lurks in the production of these popular kitchen features.