245,000 Kids Attend School Near Oil And Gas Production Across U.S.

The video discusses Cardiff Tower, a structure resembling a synagogue, which conceals active oil and gas wells posing health risks to nearby students. Research indicates increased cancer risks for those living near such wells. Over 600 schools in the U.S. are within 500 feet of active wells, affecting more than 245,000 students. The video explains the methodology for identifying these schools and highlights states with high percentages of students near wells. A case study of Maryvale Middle School in New York is presented, where wells are located on school grounds. The video concludes with a reference to a documentary for further exploration.

What is the primary concern for the students attending the private girls' school near Cardiff Tower?

• Lack of recreational space

• Traffic congestion due to drilling operations

• Exposure to carcinogens like benzene

• Noise pollution from the wells

How many schools in the US are located within 500 feet of an active oil or gas well?

• More than 600

• About 300

• Less than 100

• Exactly 500

Which states have the highest percentage of students attending schools near active wells?

• Ohio, West Virginia, Texas, Louisiana, Pennsylvania

• Florida, Georgia, Alabama

• New York, New Jersey, Connecticut

• California, Nevada, Arizona

What is the estimated number of people living within the 500-foot risk zone nationwide?

• 750,000

• 500,000

• 1.4 million

• 2 million

What additional resource is mentioned for more information on the impact of drilling?

• A news blog

• A scientific journal article

• A feature-length documentary called 'Blowout'

• A government report