Media Coverage: The Shale Tipping Point
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The report examined the relationship between drilling activity in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia counties and the onset of significant human and social service impacts in host communities. The report found that counties with high-drilling activity saw increases in all four impact areas studied. These impacts did not emerge consistently in counties with less intensive drilling. This finding suggests a potential threshold beyond which multiple impacts occur. The report received extensive coverage in the media. Below is a summary of the coverage. Study: More drilling could lead to more crime, traffic deaths and STDs PA Officials Cite Indirect Health Concerns of Fracking Fracking brought spikes in crime, road deaths and STDs to Pa.: report
Report: Relationship Of Drilling To Crime, Traffic Fatalities, STDs And Rents
New report finds link between shale drilling, increase in crime, traffic fatalities and sexually transmitted diseases Report: Relationship Of Drilling To Crime, Traffic Fatalities, STDs And Rents Fracking brought spikes in crime, road deaths and STDs to Pa.: report The Daily Frack – Dec. 19 Fracking brought spikes in crime, road deaths and STDs to Pa.: report Wolf Reiterates Fracking Support Businessman responds to Brewster shale tax proposal New Report Looks At Human Impacts Of Marcellus Shale Gas Drilling Fracking brought spikes in crime, road deaths and STDs to Pa.: report
New Report Looks At Human Impacts Of Marcellus Shale Gas Drilling Report Claims Negative Impacts of Marcellus Shale Drilling
Fracking brought spikes in crime, road deaths and STDs to Pa.: report New Report Documents Human Impacts of Marcellus Shale Drilling in Pa. |
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