Perhaps I missed it, but the liquid which comes back up is polluted not just by the chemicals injected but also by materials in the earth - yes, radioactivity but also heavy metals. Drillers used to keep secret the chemicals in the liquid they pump in the wells. Perhaps that has changed. The holding ponds where the waste water is stored regularly burst or overflow. Pennsylvania potholes? Water hauling trucks on rural roads slow traffic and add to the potholes. Employment created is almost all for experienced drillers from out of state. The local jobs created are mostly as truck drivers and security. And the out of staters put pressure on housing, roads, schools (if their children accompany them). They DO provide income for "female entertainment." local or itinerant. Before fracking was banned in Wayne County, a local noted that you could tell the farmers who had leased their rights - they had new wide screen TV's and pickup trucks. Finally, the report only touches on the fact that residents of NYC drink Delaware River water and NYC does not have special equipment to deal with the pollution which would result. I suspect NYC is our greatest friend in this respect. A lot of these comments go back to a speech I gave in Vienna, Austria (yes - amazing) to US Ambassadors and other State Department officials. Perhaps 10 years ago. Fortunately, I represented the point of view of affected land owners. All the other presenters were industry experts.