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"In North Carolina, the drinking water for at least 2.4 million people, including more than 400,000 well users, is at stake." (Don't Frack Our Water)

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“Don't Frack Our Water.” Environment North Carolina, environmentnorthcarolina.org/programs/nce/dont-frack-our-water-0.

Longest, Ryke, and Jen Hayes. Current State of Fracking Regulation in NC . www.cwfnc.org/documents/Current-State-of-Fracking-Regulation-in-NC.pdf+.

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North Carolina has issued the Safe Drinking Water Act and Clean Water Act to prevent fracking and to regulate water.

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Drilling wells can disruption to soil and lead to potential groundwater contamination.

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Water is Earths leading natural resource that is impacted the most by fracking. Water has a negative impact when exposed to fracking because it becomes polluted. This results in harming the animals and humans near the source.

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Toxic spills can affect the animals and habitats water resource.

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Water is contaminated and polluted during the fracking process causing drinking water to become unsafe.

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Don't Frack Our Water is North Carolinian's stating that drilling practices are going risking the health of our lakes, rivers, and drinking water.