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Study: Emissions from Oil and Gas Facilities Linked to Asthma

2016-09-01 22:51:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

El Paso Herald: New Mexico can expect a lot more problems with asthma and lost school and work days as a result of ozone smog pollution from oil and gas facilities in the next few years, a new report said. The "Gasping for Breath study from the Clean Air Task Force analyzed Environmental Protection Agency projections and estimated that by the year 2025, children in Albuquerque will suffer more than 5,300 asthma attacks during the summer as a result of air pollution from oil and gas plants. Janice Nolen, assistant...

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