The proposed compressor station has drawn significant outcry from residents who warn that it would create health, environmental safety problems in a densely populated area. Within half a mile of the shoreline facility are more than 950 residences, according to a report from the Greater Boston PSR.
WGBH article on public hearings for the proposed compressor station in Weymouth.
In this WGBH article, Greater Boston PSR experts highlight the public safety threats from the proposed Weymouth compressor.
Dr. Philip Landrigan, Professor of Biology and Director of the Boston College Global Health Program talked about his opposition to a proposed fracked gas compressor station in North Weymouth.
Public health experts presented on the public health dangers of the proposed compressor station in Weymouth. Watch the video here.
This new report from Greater Boston PSR examines the public safety and emergency response aspects of a proposed compressor station in a populated coastal flood zone.
Article from the Boston Globe on the growing opposition to the proposed compressor station in Weymouth, MA.
Local minister Reverend Betsy Sowers describes the potential impacts of the proposed compressor station in Weymouth, MA on nearby environmental justice communities.
Health safety official Frank Singleton explains the public safety threats from the proposed compressor station in Weymouth, MA.
Pediatrician and public health physician Dr. Phil Landrigan explains the potential health impacts of the proposed compressor station in Weymouth, MA and encourages the public to speak out against it.