The pipeline has had problems going through the part of Chester County where I live. Residents around here are up-in-arms, and with good reason, IMO.
A long time ago, when the Marcellus Shale thing just got started, I knew stuff like this was bound to happen. Most folks, in other parts of the state away from the drilling paid little attention. If they drill and actually extract gas from the wells in northern PA....what do you think they were going to do with it??....drill pipelines over mountains, under streams and rivers and through neighborhoods, and at times exercise eminent domain laws, too.
While I'm not totally against the whole thing, it's really got to be monitored and controlled.
https://stateimpact.npr.org/pennsylvania/2017/07/07/chesco-homes-hit-with-water-problems-near-pipeline-construction-site/
https://stateimpact.npr.org/pennsylvania/2017/07/14/sunoco-halts-drilling-in-chester-county-where-pipeline-construction-damaged-drinking-water-wells/
http://www.dailylocal.com/article/DL/20170701/NEWS/170709997