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Hydraulic Fracturing Poses Substantial Water Pollution Risks, Analysts Say

By Society for Risk Analysis on Aug 6, 2012   General News  

Washington, D.C. – Risk analysts have concluded that the disposal of contaminated wastewater from hydraulic fracturing (or “fracking”) wells producing natural gas in the intensively developed Marcellus Shale region poses a substantial potential risk of river and other water pollution.

Air Pollutant Levels of Particulates and Ozone Add to Public Health Burden

By Society for Risk Analysis on Feb 6, 2012   Health  

Washington D.C. – Despite reductions in US air pollution over the past several decades, resulting from the combined efforts of government, nonprofit and industrial sectors, concentrations of both fine particles and ozone remain a public health concern, particularly in urban areas.

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