Where I live here in central Ohio there were about 16 "Clinton formation" wells drilled with in a 2-3 mile radius of me, 2800-3200 ft deep, and 3 Rose Run formation wells at around 7,000ft,, all were Fracked..I have a very good water well drilled to 100 ft. good clear tasty water..Fracking did not effect any ones water around here..Just saying..a lot of blown out of portion news out there..Some areas will have bad water no matter what happens,,same with earth Quakes,, there is a very deep salt water disposal well,about 10,000 ft. deep south of me about 7 miles that have been taking in water for the past 35 years,,also with no affect to the area... there is also 3 "major" pipe lines west of me 2 miles that go east and west to Texas and Oklahoma, one is the Rocky express, one is 48" the other 2 are 30",,no issues from them ether..It seems that a lot of bad publicity is put out there by a few that really have no idea of what they are talking about..
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