How can one profit from the aftermath effects of shale drilling? I am an nyc fag finance user and want to hear from flyovers and oilfield workers to see if the impacts of fracking are as bad as the media portrays. Water is the most precious commodity for our species but horizontal drilling has the potential to ruin a community’s water supply. How can we profit Jow Forums?
Need some flyovers opinions
Jaxon Jackson
Hunter Davis
build a water purification plant or sell "pure" water thats really just tap water to farmers who had their water supply rekt
Xavier Nguyen
Research small companies and start ups. Find out about their land holdings, etc. Most of these companies will turn a profit they just need a lot of upfront costs. Product is the motive. t. Oilfield fag
Mason Morales
Not completely following. Why look into small companies and start ups for their land holdings? What kinds of companies are you talking about oil companies? t. Restructuring fag
Jacob Parker
Fracking is actually good for the environment, it helps spread out pressure on the tectonic plates. If fracking didn't happen, the big one would've hit California already, instead the pressure escapes in Oklahoma.
Jeremiah Moore
How is a few hours ride into Penn flyover? Go and see, well, you wouldn't notice... The lack of species, like honeybees.
Hudson Russell
Sounds like total fucking pseudo science. Isn’t North American 1 plate? If it were two plates pushing against each other in California and the midwestern US I’d give it some credence. You might be totally well intentioned and serious but that premise sounds so fucking asinine that it seems as if you’re paid by the O&G industry.
I should clarify: I’m not against fracking and I don’t want this bread to turn into a political debate. If a drilled properly encloses it’s Wells to ensure no leakage and discloses the chemicals they use then I see nothing wrong with it. This thread is meant to figure out what businesses can be started based on the aftermath of lazy drillers that cut corners
Adam Rivera
Is that because of drilling or there’s simply a lack of biodiversity in western PA
Isaac Brown
I'm actually somewhat serious, the North American Craton has been stable for thousands of years until now with the advent of fracking.
James Walker
back to Jow Forums brainwashed idiot