Enviromental Health and Safety

Dangers of Olefin Laced Refinery Gas Byproducts
...Legally sold as propane by our competitors nationally for you to eat and breathe.

These substances have been proven to cause the following adverse effects:

  • Benzene - a known carcinogen; causes cancer; long-term exposure to high-levels in the air can cause leukemia and cancer of the blood-forming organs; can damage the immune system.3
  • 1,3-Butadiene - probable carcinogen (tumors found in animal studies due to exposure); can cause central nervous system damage; causes ear, nose and throat irritation.4

These are links to the health hazards of Olefins that can be found in refinery gas:

Answers.com - Benezene    ScreenHunter_08 Nov. 03 14.07

 U.S. EPA - Propylene oxide    ScreenHunter_13 Nov. 03 14.09

 Propane Gas Association of Canada - Toxic Substances    ScreenHunter_14 Nov. 03 14.10

 Berkeley University of California - The Carcinogenic Potency Project    ScreenHunter_16 Nov. 03 14.10ScreenHunter_17 Nov. 03 14.10

 U.S. National Library of Medicine - Toxicology Data Network    ScreenHunter_18 Nov. 03 14.11

 U.S. National Library of Medicine - Human Health Effects    ScreenHunter_19 Nov. 03 14.11

 U.S. National Library of Medicine - Haz-Map    ScreenHunter_22 Nov. 03 14.12

Tox Town - Enviromental Health Concerns   ScreenHunter_02 Nov. 03 14.05

Missouri S&T   ScreenHunter_03 Nov. 03 14.05

Wikia Technology   ScreenHunter_05 Nov. 03 14.06

Chemistry - Alkenes to Alkanes   ScreenHunter_07 Nov. 03 14.07

Lookchem - 1,3-BUTADINE   ScreenHunter_09 Nov. 03 14.07

Global Oneness - butylene   ScreenHunter_10 Nov. 03 14.08

Science Direct - Mortality study of workers employed in 1,3-butadiene   ScreenHunter_11 Nov. 03 14.08

INEOS Olefins & Polymers USA    ScreenHunter_12 Nov. 03 14.08

Storming Media     ScreenHunter_01 Nov. 03 14.04

Hazardous Substances Data Bank (HSDB®)     ScreenHunter_20 Nov. 03 14.11ScreenHunter_21 Nov. 03 14.12

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