Question One
The discovery of how dangerous it is for men and women who work on cell towers is
a fascinating thing after reading the book. It has been earlier perceived that working as a crab
fisherman or as an ice road trucker is among the dangerous jobs in America. That has been a
wrong perspective as, according to the book, those jobs are not dangerous. As a crab
fisherman, if an accident occurs like a bite from the crab, one can be treated. For the ice road
truckers, accidents can be evaded.
Men and women work in the cell tower are exposed to more dangerous health threats.
Studies have raised concerns that cell towers should be distanced from the presence of many
people (Delaney 12). For instance, they should not be built near homes, day-carecenters,
schools, and places frequented by pregnant women. That leaves those who work there
experiencing the dangers which other people are freed from. The effects of the radiation led
to a life-lasting impact that cannot be cured.
Some of the partial lists of effects are, first is the changes in the physiologic function
of the body tissues and organs (Delaney 14). The defects can be altering menstrual activity
and fetal development. Another effect can be damage to the central nervous system that ends
up causing psychological disorders. Those dangers that are prone to the cell tower workers
happen to be more dangerous than the ones faced by a crab fisherman and an ice tracker.
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Question Two
Discovery of the dangers changed the perspective on how dangerous the job is.
Therefore, in support of the book, health measures ought to be taken and followed to the
letter.The violator of these set rules should be held responsible accordingly to their acts.
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Work Cited
Delaney, Doug. Tower Dog.Soft Skull Press, 2017.