How ‘natural’ is liquified ‘natural’ gas? Fracking the Peace tells how

fracking for ‘natural’ gas has negatively impacted the lives of people living on Treaty 8

territory in Northeastern BC.

The Peace River region has been ravaged by more than 25,000 fracking wells

threatening livelihoods, physical and mental health, rich agricultural land and the very

water that sustains life.

Fracking is currently responsible for the majority of BC’s methane emissions which are

86 times more toxic for the atmosphere than CO2. Fracking the Peace paints a picture

of how fracking development in BC has been allowed to skyrocket.

Veteran organizer David Mills will describe the collaborative effort underway to eliminate

public subsidies for fracked gas expansion in BC and facilitate a discussion of our

options for moving beyond gas.