Pennsylvania Town Stands to Lose Everything If Biden’s Fracking Ban Continues
Thirty years ago in Canonsburg, PA, a town near Pittsburgh was slowly dwindling away. Coal mines were dying, and the glass, steel and manufacturing industries were struggling to stay afloat. Jason Capps, a Canonsburg resident his entire life decided to leave after graduating high school due to the limited opportunities left in the town. In 1987, the year Capps graduated from high school the unemployment rate was a startling 12 percent. In 2006, Capps moved back to his hometown following the rebirth of Western Pennsylvania with the discovery of the Marcellus Shale. “There was this amazing trickle effect, this positive…