US Election - Could fracking in Pennsylvania decide which way the state will swing

The video discusses the role of fracking in the U.S. election, highlighting its significance as a swing issue. It explores the differing stances of political figures like Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, and the impact of fracking on jobs and climate change. The health implications of fracking are also examined, alongside the political challenges faced by Democrats in addressing this issue.

What is Donald Trump's stance on fracking in the context of the election?

• He supports a ban on fracking.

• He wants to make fracking a central part of his campaign.

• He has no clear stance on fracking.

• He believes fracking should be limited to certain states.

Why might Bernie Sanders' position on fracking be problematic in certain regions?

• It could lead to job losses in areas dependent on fracking.

• It aligns with Trump's policies.

• It is too similar to other Democratic candidates' positions.

• It is not supported by any environmental activists.

How do young environmental activists view the role of climate change in the 2020 election?

• They think it will only matter in the Republican primary.

• They are optimistic it will be a key issue.

• They believe it will not influence the election at all.

• They feel it is already a lost cause.

What are some of the health impacts associated with fracking mentioned in the transcript?

• Improved air quality

• Increased birth weight for children

• Terrible health impacts on communities

• Reduction in water pollution

What is the concern of some Democrats regarding the elimination of fracking jobs?

• It will have no impact on the election.

• It will lead to an increase in fracking activities.

• It will be easily accepted by all communities.

• It could provoke unnecessary controversy.