health effects of natural gas extraction
The "health effects of natural gas extraction" refers to the potential impacts on human well-being resulting from the process of extracting natural gas, such as drilling, fracking, and processing. These effects can include air and water pollution, exposure to harmful chemicals, respiratory issues, and increased risks of certain health conditions for communities near extraction sites.
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