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Fracked gas pipelines and compressor stations can introduce significant risks in communities, including the potential for explosions, fires, toxic leaks, greenhouse gas emissions, localized acid rain and long-term health hazards like respiratory illnesses. The pipeline would cut through 125 miles of wild rivers and forests in New York and Pennsylvania and provide a corridor of power for AI data centers – along with fracked gas power plants, deafening compressor stations and acid rains that will destroy our way of life and the health of our ecosystems.

 

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​Health Effects of Compressor Station Emissions - FracTracker.org

 

Dirty and Dangerous: Stop Unnecessary Compressor Stations - Food & Water Watch

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Gas Pipelines: Harming Clean Water, People, and the Planet - NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council

 

Methane Emissions From US Gas Pipeline Leaks -  Environmental Defense Fund

 

A review of the impact of pipelines and power lines on biodiversity and strategies for mitigation -  Springer Nature

 

Pipeline Impacts To Water Quality - Downstream Strategies

 

Study Finds That Natural Gas Leaks Exceed EPA Estimates in Transmission Pipelines on the East Coast - John Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering

 

​​Natural Gas Leaked from Interstate Pipelines Contains Hazardous Air Pollutants and Carcinogens

 

​The Health and Safety Risks of Pipelines

 

Pipelines keep robbing the land long after the bulldozers leave

 

Food Supply Danger - Why Fracking and Farming Don’t Mix

 

Pipelines and Farmers Battle Over Lifetime Loss