Posted on 15th April 2008 by Gordon Johnson in Uncategorized
carbon monoxide boating, carbon monoxide damage, carbon monoxide exposure, carbon monoxide poisoning, CO damage, delayed effects of carbon monoxide poisoning, Uncategorized
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water… Not the water, but today’s news reports highlight another springtime hazard, construction sites. According to WHDH news in Boston, a construction worker was overcome today from what was thought to be carbon monoxide poisoning. Latest reports are dismissing the threat of carbon monoxide, but the risk factors could certainly exist.
For the complete story, click here. http://www1.whdh.com/news/articles/local/BO76638/
In this incident, the workers was working on a two mile long tunnel. Thus, the threat for a poorly ventilated carbon monoxide producing machine exists. What if there was no engine? Well, the human body is such a machine too.
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