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Originally Posted by DAV007
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Yep....Google is your friend
Since your first two links are about the same issue, my first two debunk it
Pennsylvania Fracking Study Shows Chemicals Did Not Contaminate Water
Landmark Federal Study: No Indication Fracking Contaminates Drinking Water | TheBlaze.com
Then, as you say..closer to home....
BBC News - Fracking: Water concerns persist?
Fracks and figures: the big questions about fracking | Environment | The Guardian
I'm guessing that when man first decided to dig underground for raw materials, that there were doom merchants who said that the ground would fall in and swallow whole villages and settlements.
Looking at the science it would seem it's ok as long as it's done carefully, therefore its about regulating it properly. Unfortunately I wouldn't trust a single MP in Westminster to think it through and put in a regulating body with teeth.