Regarding the Feb. 5 Herald article, “State studies crumb-rubber in athletic fields, cancer cases”: Jefferson Ketchel’s advice to parents with concerns about crumb-rubber playing fields left out the most important step: Do not breathe!
Hello; we all know this stuff is hazardous.
Bob Godfrey
Snohomish
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