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View our factsheet on Shale gas extraction in New Brunswick.

18 Apr 2023

The overwhelming majority of them substantiate the threats that this industry poses toward public health, water and the environment, and climate change. [...] Because large amounts leak into the atmosphere from every stage of shale gas development, transport and usage, shale gas is considered to be one of the fastest- growing causes of climate change, and worse for the climate than burning coal. [...] The water needs are enormous and can lead to drinking water depletion and problems disposing of ever- increasing amounts of toxic fracking wastewater. [...] Wastewater Fracturing of rock using water and pressure to The vast amount of wastewater left after a frack is release gas has been long used in conventional highly toxic and sometimes radioactive. [...] And the people OF WATER running it don't have to tell you the chemicals to which you are being exposed.
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