As fracking becomes less reliably profitable, the public could end up having to pay to repair the environmental damages.

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Pro: Because ecosystem damage can take years or decades to become apparent, it is possible that the drilling companies responsible for those damages will be able to avoid liability.

Should fracking be banned? (ANTI-Fracking)

As fracking becomes less reliably profitable, the public could end up having to pay to repair the environmental damages.

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Cons

Because ecosystem damage can take years or decades to become apparent, it is possible that the drilling companies responsible for those damages will be able to avoid liability.

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As fracking becomes less reliably profitable, the public could end up having to pay to repair the environmental damages.

Pro claim 1

Because ecosystem damage can take years or decades to become apparent, it is possible that the drilling companies responsible for those damages will be able to avoid liability.