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Wyoming study tracks frac emissions

A COALITION of community and environmental health groups in Wyoming has released a new study combining air monitoring methods and biomonitoring techniques to determine if potentially toxic air emissions from gas wells can be detected in the bodies of nearby residents

Haydn Black

$Wyoming study tracks frac emissions$

The group has released first-of-its-kind research combining air monitoring methods with new biomonitoring techniques to determine if toxic air emissions from gas operations could be detected in the bodies...

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