Comments by "Jacob Watson" (@jacobwatson3781) on "World Bank warns globe may be heading for 2023 recession" video.

Fracking takes a huge amount of water, people would be suprised how much it takes. Is there any places that have water concerns, like the whole west and southeast of the US.
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@Kronk-rp3jf I think you're referring to US has the best ability to have drinking water, however, water infrastructure in US is not in the best shape.
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Drilling more, private compaines have the acres to do that but aren't. Private compaines are removing drilling rigs from active status, that's a private industry issue. Want more energy, start asking private companies why they're slowing down instead of ramping up.
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@len6482 alright, start a youtube channel and prove it.
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@dalie95327 Yes it can, but one well can use up to 5 million gallons. Who is going to pay that cost to recycle the water and how long will that take?
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@dalie95327 where does the water first come from?
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@dalie95327 Listen, after I got out of the military I worked in the oil fields in North Dakota. I was on site when fracking took place. Water was trucked in and hardly ever was it recycled water. Yes its possible to do what you're saying, but it's not the norm each and every day. Fracking isn't a easy process, this is extreme pressure and takes lots or water.
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