Another one! That makes 3 quakes in this area since June 5th and one in Southern Texas.
In this same location in Northern Texas:
- 2.3M June 5th
- 3.1M June 15th with map
- 2.6 June 23rd with maps
QUESTIONS:
- Who pays for the damaged foundations?
- When they shut down the injection well in this location, where will the next one open?
- What are they going to do with all that fracking waste?
- Who is next?
Check your foundations regularly if you live in a fracking area and document the condition with photos and video. Drilling can and has caused earthquakes. It’s just common sense.
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Earth movement is so unpredictable. Injecting water down into the earth under very high pressure…how does it ever make sense?
to gasholes only it makes sense. $$$.$$$.$$$.$$$.00
According to an article published recently by the American Geophysical Union, “strain amplitudes” caused by earthquakes:
“can . . . enhance production from petroleum reservoirs”.
http://www.agu.org/pubs/crossref/2012/2011RG000382.shtml
And according to E&E news service:
“It’s not illegal to cause an earthquake.”
http://www.eenews.net/public/energywire/2012/06/18/1
Sounds like a Win-Win situation if there ever was one. So, if “Drill-Baby-Drill” isn’t working for you, . . . .
why not try “Shake Baby Shake”?
Win-Win for the Big Oil & Gas Mafia but lose-lose for the residents. I doubt many people earn enough in royalties to repair a cracked foundation.