No, as long as all safety and mitigation measures are followed correctly. Safety measures concern anything that could put power plant workers at risk, while mitigation regards the containment of possible emissions. Nowadays, all substances that are potentially harmful to human health are contained at a rate that varies between 80% and 99%, and the reduced emissions ensure that air quality is unaltered. Furthermore, the transition towards renewable energy (supported by the geothermal sector) avoids the emission of additional greenhouse gases and other air pollutants connected to public health problems; moreover, it also reduces water consumption compared to the amount often needed to run fossil fuel power plants.