Pennsylvania gas driller: Our operations pose no health risk. You can’t be serious, activists respond. September 27, 2024
The Philadelphia Inquirer
“The correct conclusion is that they failed to detect the five chemicals that they were looking for in very high concentrations,” said Ned Ketyer, president of Physicians for Social Responsibility Pennsylvania, a nonprofit advocacy group. “That’s the only thing that they can conclude. They can’t conclude that fracking is safe.”
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