Environment
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Energy Transfer's Kelcy Warren Advocates Natural Gas as a Solution for Worldwide "Energy Poverty"
Currently, nearly three billion people around the globe live in so-called energy poverty, meaning they lack access to reliable electricity. This lack of reliable energy directly leads to death and disease. According to the World Health Organization, approximately four million people die annually due to household pollution from heating and cooking with dangerous fuels like crop waste, wood and dung.
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