What's the truth behind Fracking?

The video discusses a crack in Blackpool, rumored to be caused by fracking-related earthquakes. The British Geological Survey (BGS) found no evidence linking the crack to fracking, as it existed since 1972. The video highlights the misinformation surrounding shale gas and unfounded fears about Blackpool sinking.

What was the initial claim about the crack in Blackpool?

• It appeared due to a construction error.

• It was formed by natural erosion.

• It was a result of heavy traffic.

• It was caused by a nearby earthquake.

What were some of the alleged effects of the crack in Blackpool?

• Motorbikes falling over and traffic lights malfunctioning.

• Buildings collapsing and roads flooding.

• Trees falling and power outages.

• Bridges collapsing and fires breaking out.

What did the BGS conclude about the crack's origin?

• The earthquake's energy was insufficient to cause the crack.

• The crack was formed by a construction project.

• The crack was a result of fracking activities.

• The crack was caused by a natural disaster.

What did an old Blackpool man claim about the crack?

• It appeared after a recent storm.

• It had been there since 1972.

• It was a new development.

• It was caused by a recent earthquake.

What unfounded fear about Blackpool is mentioned?

• That it will become a desert.

• That it will be hit by a tsunami.

• That it is at risk of sinking below sea level.

• That it will experience frequent earthquakes.