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To: PKRBKR who wrote (936334)	5/23/2016 12:58:43 AM
From: RMF	Respond to of 1574487

The earthquakes are caused by the injection of the waste water. That's why I said they needed another way to dispose of the waste water. I didn't see anything in the 60 minutes piece that disagreed with that. Instead of just calling me an idiot it might help to just explain why that isn't so. When I saw the 60 minutes thing my first thought was couldn't they inject the waste water at a a higher level and avoid the the most vulnerable level? I like the idea of fracking because it makes the U.S. independent for energy production. If you have a different idea about the whole thing I'd love to hear it. So, enlighten me instead of just attacking me.