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Worker Safety: Unseen Hazards and Unintended Consequences

Thu, May 08

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In Person - University of Scranton & Online

Join Physicians for Social Responsibility Pennsylvania (PSR PA) for an eye-opening webinar addressing critical worker safety issues within wastewater management in the oil and gas industry.

Worker Safety: Unseen Hazards and Unintended Consequences
Worker Safety: Unseen Hazards and Unintended Consequences

Time & Location

May 08, 2025, 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM

In Person - University of Scranton & Online

About the event

Join Physicians for Social Responsibility Pennsylvania (PSR PA) for an eye-opening webinar addressing critical worker safety issues within wastewater management in the oil and gas industry. While workers are often on the front lines of hazardous operations, they are not always fully informed about the toxic materials they encounter. This lack of awareness can have serious repercussions—not only for their own health but also for their families and communities when these contaminants are unknowingly brought home.


Through expert presentations and firsthand accounts, we will explore the unseen hazards faced by workers, examine the unintended consequences of inadequate safety practices, and discuss steps toward creating safer, healthier work environments. This webinar is essential for workers, advocates, policymakers, and anyone concerned about occupational safety and public health.


Speakers:

  • Senator Katie Muth

  • Chris DiGiulio - Envrionmental Chemist 

  • Justin Nobel - Investigative Journalist

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Physicians for Social Responsibility  Pennsylvania

1735 Market Street

Suite A # 510

Philadelphia, PA 19103

info@psrpa.org

267-519-5299

EIN: 23-2153775
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The official registration and financial information of Physicians for Social Responsibility Pennsylvania is a 501(c)(3), tax deductible organization, may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll-free, within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999.  Registration does not imply endorsement.

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