The health impact of living near a fossil gas leak

BBC·Jun 24

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Living near fossil fuel infrastructure is reported to have significant health impacts. The number of people at risk is estimated to be nearly 47 million in the US, with a global total of 2 billion people potentially affected. The health hazards associated with fossil fuel pollution are said to affect every stage of life and have been described as a public health emergency.

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