Health & Medicine
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Proximity To Parking Lots And Sealed Pavements Linked With Elevated Cancer Risk
Research regarding the health effects of coal tar sealant frequently used on pavements and parking lots has indicated an elevated risk of cancer in people who live near asphalt pavement sealed with coal tar.
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