this creek, which provide drinking water to over 30,000 living in or near the small town of barnesville ohio. it serves as a place for the emerging energy industry. >> i feel the vibrations. it keeps me up. i used to just hear the creek, like today. but there's a lot of times now where it feels like i'm next to an airport. >> reporter: when water levels dropped to dangerous levels after a dry summer this person became concerned. >> we need water to survive. i know the industry has to have it. i wish they could find it somewhere else and leave the reservoir alone. it's ours. >> reporter: fracking provided the village with millions of dollars, new jobs and some made money through land lease agreements. there's growing concerns about the negative impact of fracking which some environmentalists linked to water contamination and earthquakes across the country. in 2012 the village of barnesville signed a contract allowing gulf port to buy water from slope creek reservoir to drilling operations. the village made a second deal in 2014. with another fracking country, to draw water from the same sourc