Write one paragraph (4-6 complete sentences) explaining which site you think is best for fracking. Provide evidence on WHY you think this is the best site for fracking.
The aquifer and fracking are nearby, with less cap rock separating them. The aquifer provides drinking water for citizens in the area, including the residents of the nearby town. Fracking wastewater is sent for treatment to a public wastewater treatment plant. Concerns have been raised regarding the treatment plant's capacity to remove all the contaminants before the water is released into local sources. The aquifer provides plenty of water to meet both the requirements of fracking operations and human needs. There is a lack of fracking depth. The high pressure of water injection at a lesser depth increases the risk of seismic activity. The site is situated on relatively barren land. The impact on the local flora and fauna is likely to be low.
The aquifer and fracking are separated by a significant distance as well as a rather thick layer of cap rock. The aquifer does not provide the majority of drinking water. Wastewater is stored in open pits, which increases the danger of groundwater pollution. There will be a large amount of wastewater dumping. Contaminated groundwater can have serious consequences for the local watershed and well water. There are no significant aquifers nearby. Fracking water will be trucked in. The nearby water table is at risk of being lowered. There are no recognized fault lines near the fracking site. Furthermore, the shale layer is deep, which reduces the possibility of seismic activity.
The aquifer and fracking are separated by a thick layer of cap rock, which protects the aquifer to some extent. The aquifer is the region's principal source of drinking water. Fracking wastewater is treated on-site in specialized storage tanks before being transported to a wastewater treatment facility. Groundwater pollution is unlikely. There is a big aquifer nearby. There is enough water available to suit the needs of both fracking operations and human beings. The depth of fracking is near a natural fault line. Fracking fluids with enormous volumes and extra-high pressures may pose a greatly increased risk of seismic activity.