fracking & methane
Oil and gas companies used PFAS in Texas wells, but the extent of its use is obscured by six billion pounds of “trade secret” chemicals.
Read MoreSpeakers Zach Williams of PSR and Ali Lee of Climate Solutions Washington on the strategies and approaches they use to educate various audiences about health and air quality concerns, especially gas stoves and other gas appliances in our homes.
Read MoreTell the EPA that we need stronger regulations on leaking methane, one of the key drivers of climate change.
Read MoreJoin Alliance of Nurses for Health Environments and National PSR to learn about the dangerous air pollutants produced by gas stoves, what they do to the human body, and what you can do to reduce your and your family’s risk of exposure.
Read MoreJoin PSR Colorado & National PSR to learn about the dangerous air pollutants produced by gas stoves, what they do to the human body, and what you can do to reduce your and your family’s risk of exposure.
Read MorePSR Pennsylvania invites healthcare professionals to learn the benefits of electrified induction cooking and to be advocates for climate-friendly and healthier kitchens.
Read MorePSR staff testified to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) during hearings to pass a proposed rule reducing leaks of methane and other harmful pollutants from oil and gas operations across the country.
Read MoreThis KNKX Public Radio article features health tips from Washington PSR’s Dr. Annemarie Dooley.
Read MoreWorried about dangerous chemicals used in fracking? You should be – especially in light of the revelations PSR has been publishing about the use of PFAS chemicals in fracking operations in multiple states.
Read MoreOp-ed in Pinal Central from PSR Arizona’s Dr. Eve Shapiro.
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