3 thoughts on “USGS Finally Admits That Fracking Causes Earthquakes”
Wastewater disposal lubricates existing faults, increasing the chances of slippage.
So that’s ok then. You still don’t get compensated if your house is damaged.
As with all the other oil exporters, I wonder how much of the financial benefit of exporting fracking gas (apart from the minimum wage) actually reaches the people whose land is exploited?
Dutchsinse does a good explanation of how fracking sites effectively perforate the earth’s crust, and if numerous enough, deep enough and effectively linear enough, there is potential for magma disturbance and possible tearing of the crust.
The best current examples are Yellowstone and the Craton/New Madrid fault around heavily fracked Oklahoma, which are both showing extremely active signs of disturbance resulting directly from Fracking.
Can anyone give a logical explanation of why one should interfere with the unstable core of a supervolcano?
Whatever, it is nice to see the Papuans must be watching alternative news andshowing distrust of a giant `Rockefeller Global Corporation’, namely Exxon Mobil.
I wonder if Exxon will respond positively in the real interest of the Papuans?
Also, I wonder if the Papuans were savvy enough to insist on a ‘full reparation clause’ when Exxon have destroyed the environment?
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Wastewater disposal lubricates existing faults, increasing the chances of slippage.
So that’s ok then. You still don’t get compensated if your house is damaged.
https://srsroccoreport.com/whats-causing-the-massive-increase-in-earthquakes-in-middle-america-its-not-fracking/
It’s the economy, stupid.
As with all the other oil exporters, I wonder how much of the financial benefit of exporting fracking gas (apart from the minimum wage) actually reaches the people whose land is exploited?
https://wolfstreet.com/2018/01/02/us-becomes-net-exporter-of-natural-gas-already-impacts-global-markets/
Dutchsinse does a good explanation of how fracking sites effectively perforate the earth’s crust, and if numerous enough, deep enough and effectively linear enough, there is potential for magma disturbance and possible tearing of the crust.
The best current examples are Yellowstone and the Craton/New Madrid fault around heavily fracked Oklahoma, which are both showing extremely active signs of disturbance resulting directly from Fracking.
Can anyone give a logical explanation of why one should interfere with the unstable core of a supervolcano?
Whatever, it is nice to see the Papuans must be watching alternative news andshowing distrust of a giant `Rockefeller Global Corporation’, namely Exxon Mobil.
I wonder if Exxon will respond positively in the real interest of the Papuans?
Also, I wonder if the Papuans were savvy enough to insist on a ‘full reparation clause’ when Exxon have destroyed the environment?
https://www.blacklistednews.com/article/64279/exxonmobil-takes-heat-for-75-magnitude-earthquake-in-papua-new.html