From public parks to toxic waste, Ohio has built a state for fracking: Leila Atassi

Ohio has become a hub for fracking, turning public parks into drilling sites and dealing with the toxic waste that comes with it. This setup means local communities are left to manage the environmental and health risks, raising serious concerns about the state's priorities. This shift underscores the tension between economic benefits from the fracking industry and the long-term damage to public health and the environment, highlighting a troubling trend in prioritizing profit over safety.