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Local Communities Vote on Fracking Bans in November

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Especially given the problems already seen at the state level, some aren't waiting around to see if state regulation of fracking works. Local communities are taking matters into their own hands. KQED Science visited two California counties where voters will decide the future of fracking next month.

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