Published on Jul 10, 2014
Many American towns are stuck trying to balance the health of their residents and the environment with the money that fracking brings into depleted coffers.
Researchers are more confidently tying earthquakes in Oklahoma to hydraulic fracturing while Pennsylvania residents fear environmental contamination, but the industry provides a much needed boost for many struggling families.
RT's Manila Chan takes a look at the competing interests that weigh on the minds of residents.
