Nearly 75% of the chemicals will affect the skin, eyes, and other sensory related organs, 40%-50% affect the brain and nervous system, immunity, cardiovascular, and kidneys, and 25% could cause cancer or genetic mutation. Even small exposure to chemicals such as those used in fracking can cause detrimental health effects, and long term effect still have yet to undergo studies, to uncover just how bad toxic exposure can be. It had been recently discovered that radon gas levels are 39% high near areas in which fracking occurs. Radon, being a odorless, tasteless, invisible gas, is the second leading cause of lung cancer. An estimated 21,000 of the death caused by lung cancer, are because of radon exposure.…