A study published in the American Journal of Public Health found that people living 6 miles or less from active oil and gas operations had higher rates of moderate to severe depressive symptoms. Those living closer, just 1.2 miles away, also reported higher levels of perceived stress.
The study used data from the PRESTO study and national databases to analyze the mental health of more than 5,700 participants in the United States and Canada. The findings highlight the significant impact of environmental factors on mental well-being.
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Source: Ferra
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