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Fumes—no harm I PV AR. TOM DRIBERG (Labour, Barking) A asked in
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Parliament Of The United Kingdom, British People, Politics Of The United Kingdom, Tom Driberg, Baron Bradwell, Barking, Disaster / Accident, Environment
the Commons last week what research was being done on the effects of diesel fumes on the health of drivers and others especially exposed to them.
A number of studies had been carried out on the possible hazards to health of diesel fumes in confined situations, replied Mr. Denis Howell. Under Secretary for Education and Science. None had so far indicated any adverse effect.
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