Residents of Dimock faced a grim reality as their water became so contaminated that it turned muddy and flammable, leaving a lasting impact on their community.
While political figures embrace fracking as a means to secure votes, the reality for Dimock's residents starkly contrasts their rhetoric, with water contamination remaining an unresolved issue.
The return of Coterra to Dimock after years of legal battles has reignited tensions, as residents struggle with ongoing health risks and the legacy of past drilling practices.
The debate over fracking in Pennsylvania highlights a contentious divide: while it is touted for economic growth, its environmental costs weigh heavily on communities like Dimock.
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