Deadline for oil and gas health concerns tomorrow
The B.C. Ministry of Health is undertaking a Human Health Risk Assessment looking to identify, explore and assess concerns about human health relating to oil and gas development in Northeastern British Columbia.
The first phase is asking for public input, conducted by the Fraser Basin Council. Members of the public who live and work in areas where oil and gas development is taking place, as well as citizen groups, are being encouraged to give their input.
Comments can be submitted to the Fraser Basin Council in one of four ways: online via the project website (www.hhra.ca ), by email (info@hhra.ca), by regular mail (c/o Fraser Basin Council, 1st Floor, 470 Granville Street, Vancouver, BC V6C 1V5), or by leaving comments on a toll-free line (1-855-664-4472).
All comments must be in by tomorrow's deadline.
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