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At a Climate Convergence, Pennsylvania Environmental Activists Urge Gov Shapiro and State Lawmakers to Do More to Curb Emissions

At a Climate Convergence, Pennsylvania Environmental Activists Urge Gov Shapiro and State Lawmakers to Do More to Curb Emissions
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Bombshell new report reveals potential cause behind increased risk of lymphoma in children: The tip of the toxic iceberg

The new findings add to a body of research exploring adverse health outcomes associated with fracking.

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EDF, Allies Ask EPA to Protect People from Fossil Fuel-Based Hydrogen Production Pollution

EDF, Allies Ask EPA to Protect People from Fossil Fuel-Based Hydrogen Production Pollution

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Pitt study shows link between fracking, increased lymphoma, asthma | News, Sports, Jobs

CALIFORNIA, Pa. Results of studies from the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health found children who lived close to natural gas wells had

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Pitt study shows link between fracking, increased lymphoma, asthma reactions

Results of studies from the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health found children who lived close to natural gas wells had a higher risk of developing lymphoma.

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