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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: i-node who wrote (896198)10/24/2015 5:09:54 PM
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"There is zero science to support the claim that fracking has ever caused significant seismic activity"

Depends on what you call significant.

Earthquakes Tied to Fracking Boom, Two New Studies Confirm
Anastasia Pantsios | June 23, 2015 9:15 am |

Oklahoma was never big earthquake country, but in the last six years their numbers have surged, going from an average of two a year over 3.0 magnitude to 538 last year, surpassing California as the U.S.’s most seismically active state. Regions in Texas and Ohio that rarely felt an earthquake are now seeing wave after wave of them; eight states overall have seen big increases.

ecowatch.com
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