Fracking Ban in Binghamton Linked to Regional Poverty and Economic Decline
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What happened
A report claims that the ban on fracking, which was implemented in 2014, has contributed to deep poverty in Upstate New York counties, including Binghamton. The report states that childhood poverty rates in Syracuse, Troy, and Binghamton top 40%.
From patriotpost.us
Why it matters
The report argues that the ban on fracking, alongside other policy decisions, has robbed the Southern Tier counties of a chance at a booming economy and low energy costs. This regional economic decline is cited as a major cause of poverty in the area.
From patriotpost.us
Who's involved
- Kathy HochulGovernor of New York, whose policies are cited as contributing to regional economic issues.
- New YorkThe state of New York, which implemented the fracking ban.
- BinghamtonThe city of Binghamton, which is cited as experiencing high rates of childhood poverty.
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Binghamton
city in Broome County, New York, United States