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The Greenhouse Gas Impacts of Proposed Natural-Gas Pipeline Build-Out in New York

We estimate that the potential buildout of the ten proposed natural gas pipelines and associated compressor stations in New York State would increase statewide greenhouse gas emissions, driving the state's 2030 greenhouse gas goals virtually out of reach.

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Our three formal areas of research — Clean Energy, Energy and Environment, and Environmental Health — focus on the overlap of energy production, public health, and the natural environment. We publish vetted, scientific analyses to inform state and federal policy.

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Presentations August 9, 2018

Impact to Groundwater Resources from Hydraulic Fracturing in the Pavillion, WY Field

Dominic DiGiulio, PhD

Presentations July 19, 2018

Oil and Gas Wastewater Reuse in California: Considerations and Risks

Seth B.C. Shonkoff, PhD, MPH

Presentations June 8, 2018

Reconciling Oil and Gas Development and Groundwater Protection: Lessons from Pavillion, WY

Dominic DiGiulio, PhD

Peer-Reviewed Publications May 14, 2018

The Impact of Oil Sands on the Environment and Health

Madelon Finkel

Peer-Reviewed Publications March 5, 2018

The Need to Protect Fresh and Brackish Groundwater Resources During Unconventional Oil and Gas Development

Dominic DiGiulio, PhD, Seth B.C. Shonkoff, PhD, MPH, Robert Jackson, PhD

Technical Reports February 27, 2018

The Greenhouse Gas Impacts of Proposed Natural-Gas Pipeline Build-Out in New York

Elena Krieger, PhD, Eliza Czolowski, MPS