Ohio Approves Fracking in Parks, Despite Public Outcry
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Ohios Oil and Gas Land Management Commission approved fracking on over eight thousand acres at Egypt Valley Wildlife Area and five hundred acres at Salt Fork State Park, sparking public outcry over potential health risks and environmental impacts. The commission also rejected a bid for eighteen point seven one acres due to federal highway rules. Ohio has seen around two thousand oil and gas incidents since 2015, as the state grapples with balancing energy profits against preserving wild spaces for public health and well-being.
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