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Troubled Waters: BC's Gas Boom

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Wilderness Committee Climate Campaigner Eoin Madden travels to northern British Columbia to witness firsthand the impacts that the gas industry – and a controversial extraction method known as fracking – is having on the region's wilderness, water resources, and our climate.

 

Co-Produced by The Wilderness Committee and David Lavallee
Shot and edited by Jeremy Williams
Music by George Leach

               

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