With global energy markets in turmoil over the war in Iran, governments are exploring new domestic energy sources. This includes Nova Scotia, where Premier Tim Houston recently reopened the door to fracking for gas by lifting a moratorium on exploration. Heidi Petracek explains how the move has reignited debate about whether fracking is worth the risk.
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