We are seeing deadly heat and fires circle the world. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warns we are fast running out of time to secure a liveable and sustainable future. Without emergency action to stop mining and burning fossil fuels, the world faces an unthinkable 2.8℃ temperature rise.
Our report synthesizes recent scientific and public health research on five areas of concern about oil and gas operations:arising from site preparation, drilling, fracking, wastewater handling, gas pipeline transport and processingcontamination of water, soil and air
physical, social, emotional and spiritual health impacts near oil and gas fields and their sprawling infrastructure.
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