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The project will identify, characterise and parameterise the multiple direct and indirect pathways within the shallow subsurface and the atmosphere (and across interfaces), which link sources of contamination and hazards...
Funded by: NERC
Lead research organisation: University of Bristol
The project will identify, characterize, and parameterize the pathways and risks associated with shale gas extraction in the UK, addressing the scientific questions related to the health impacts of shale gas extraction.
The project will identify, characterise and parameterise the multiple direct and indirect pathways within the shallow subsurface and the atmosphere (and across interfaces), which link sources of contamination and hazards...
Funded by: NERC
Lead research organisation: Royal Holloway University of London
The project will identify, characterize, and parameterize the pathways and risks associated with shale gas extraction in the UK, addressing the scientific questions related to the health impacts of shale gas extraction.
The project will identify, characterise and parameterise the multiple direct and indirect pathways within the shallow subsurface and the atmosphere (and across interfaces), which link sources of contamination and hazards...
Funded by: NERC
Lead research organisation: British Geological Survey
The project addresses the health impacts of shale gas extraction in the UK by assessing risks and monitoring environmental changes.