A new poll suggests that people in Pennsylvania are open to some, but not a lot of new regulations on fracking.
The Ohio River Valley Institute and a progressive polling firm say more than 90% of people in Pennsylvania want fracking companies to disclose all of their chemicals, do a better job of monitoring the air, and stay further away from schools. The poll says 80% of people want to classify fracking fluids as a dangerous material, but almost 60% of people in Pennsylvania say they are against an all-out fracking ban.
The Institute’s Sean O’Leary says people in Pennsylvania are ‘deeply ambivalent’ about fracking.
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