Wildlife harmed by gas fields
Development of the largest natural gas fields in the United States is driving wildlife from traditional wintering grounds according to the story,”Wildlife losing habitat to U.S. gas fields”
Researchers found an 82 percent decline of lands classified as “highest quality” that animals use in winter. Natural gas development needs infrastructure such as roads, pads, and more and these are driving pronghorn antelope to the edges.
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