More quakes rattle Oklahoma but state avoids tough measures

[Two Thumbs]

I saw ok newscasters when a quake hit live on air.

Isn't it true that quakes have skyrocketd since Fracking started ?

I live in PA, surrounded by frack fields and there hasn't been a one.

just leftist fearmongers that hate an industry so much that they will lie and lie and lie and cause people their jobs and homes.

What is the difference between what Kansas is doing and Oklahoma is doing?

Fracking is basically the same everywhere, but I don't live in Kansas, so I have no idea.

It was in the article. Mayhap had you read the article then you would know the difference instead of running your mouth about lying and shit.

I haven't lied, I responded to what I saw in your op that was a lie.

sucks to be the one that buys into the propaganda, the internet is full of lies and facts, go look for some facts.

 

[g5000]

2.7 can't be felt.

the whole earthquack fearmonger story falls flat as soon as the facts are brought out.

Okay, here is a chart of earthquakes that CAN be felt in Oklahoma, by year:

 

[Disir]

I saw ok newscasters when a quake hit live on air.

Isn't it true that quakes have skyrocketd since Fracking started ?

I live in PA, surrounded by frack fields and there hasn't been a one.

just leftist fearmongers that hate an industry so much that they will lie and lie and lie and cause people their jobs and homes.

What is the difference between what Kansas is doing and Oklahoma is doing?

Fracking is basically the same everywhere, but I don't live in Kansas, so I have no idea.

It was in the article. Mayhap had you read the article then you would know the difference instead of running your mouth about lying and shit.

I haven't lied, I responded to what I saw in your op that was a lie.

sucks to be the one that buys into the propaganda, the internet is full of lies and facts, go look for some facts.

What's the difference?

 

[g5000]

Another map of OK earthquakes, 3.0 and larger. The bigger the circle, the bigger the quake. Color coded by year:

 

[Two Thumbs]

2.7 can't be felt.

the whole earthquack fearmonger story falls flat as soon as the facts are brought out.

Okay, here is a chart of earthquakes that CAN be felt in Oklahoma, by year:

your chart says nothing about it being felt.


live in fear that OK will implode b/c some leftist told you so

 

[Two Thumbs]

Another map of OK earthquakes, 3.0 and larger. The bigger the circle, the bigger the quake. Color coded by year:

And?

 

[g5000]

Another map of OK earthquakes, 3.0 and larger. The bigger the circle, the bigger the quake. Color coded by year:

And?

And you tried to deny what is happening. The deniers fall flat as soon as the facts come out.

 

[Two Thumbs]

I live in PA, surrounded by frack fields and there hasn't been a one.

just leftist fearmongers that hate an industry so much that they will lie and lie and lie and cause people their jobs and homes.

What is the difference between what Kansas is doing and Oklahoma is doing?

Fracking is basically the same everywhere, but I don't live in Kansas, so I have no idea.

It was in the article. Mayhap had you read the article then you would know the difference instead of running your mouth about lying and shit.

I haven't lied, I responded to what I saw in your op that was a lie.

sucks to be the one that buys into the propaganda, the internet is full of lies and facts, go look for some facts.

What's the difference?

you're the one that wants to change the subject, so go into your own link and start a new thread.

 

[Timmy]

That's a huge jump!

Do y'all really think it's just nature?!

 

[Two Thumbs]

Another map of OK earthquakes, 3.0 and larger. The bigger the circle, the bigger the quake. Color coded by year:

And?

And you tried to deny what is happening.

I can't deny something that hasn't been proven.

 

[Disir]

What is the difference between what Kansas is doing and Oklahoma is doing?

Fracking is basically the same everywhere, but I don't live in Kansas, so I have no idea.

It was in the article. Mayhap had you read the article then you would know the difference instead of running your mouth about lying and shit.

I haven't lied, I responded to what I saw in your op that was a lie.

sucks to be the one that buys into the propaganda, the internet is full of lies and facts, go look for some facts.

What's the difference?

you're the one that wants to change the subject, so go into your own link and start a new thread.

No. You have no clue what it is you are talking about. Faced with the same problem Kansas did one thing and Oklahoma did another. What's the difference?

 

[Two Thumbs]

That's a huge jump!

Do y'all really think it's just nature?!

it's global warming

remember?

global warming causes earthquacks to scream

 

[g5000]

Another map of OK earthquakes, 3.0 and larger. The bigger the circle, the bigger the quake. Color coded by year:

And?

And you tried to deny what is happening.

I can't deny something that hasn't been proven.

I just proved the number of earthquakes has spiked in recent years.

So go ahead and keep denying, willfully blind monkey.

 

[Disir]

That's a huge jump!

Do y'all really think it's just nature?!

it's global warming

remember?

global warming causes earthquacks to scream

Move your money.

 

[Two Thumbs]

Fracking is basically the same everywhere, but I don't live in Kansas, so I have no idea.

It was in the article. Mayhap had you read the article then you would know the difference instead of running your mouth about lying and shit.

I haven't lied, I responded to what I saw in your op that was a lie.

sucks to be the one that buys into the propaganda, the internet is full of lies and facts, go look for some facts.

What's the difference?

you're the one that wants to change the subject, so go into your own link and start a new thread.

No. You have no clue what it is you are talking about. Faced with the same problem Kansas did one thing and Oklahoma did another. What's the difference?

I called out the lie that 2.7 quakes can be felt, you must have checked for yourself and learned it to be true, but instead of thanking me for informing you, you attempt to get me to talk about a new subject.

sucks to be pwned in your own op, but there it is.

 

[Two Thumbs]

Another map of OK earthquakes, 3.0 and larger. The bigger the circle, the bigger the quake. Color coded by year:

And?

And you tried to deny what is happening.

I can't deny something that hasn't been proven.

I just proved the number of earthquakes has spiked in recent years.

So go ahead and keep denying, willfully blind monkey.

so you have, you have made no link to fracking b/c there isn't one.

just moronic wishing, and hoping.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) —In Oklahoma, now the country's earthquake capital, people are talking nervously about the big one as man-made quakes get stronger, more frequent and closer to major population centers. Next door in Kansas, they're feeling on firmer ground though no one is ready yet to declare victory.

A year ago, the states had a common problem - earthquakes caused by the disposal of wastewater from oil and gas exploration. They chose different solutions. Kansas, following early scientific studies, decided to restrict how much and how fast the wastewater could be pumped back underground. Oklahoma instead initially concentrated on the depth of the wastewater injections.

Developments since then haven't been reassuring in Oklahoma, where a quake knocked out power in parts of an Oklahoma City suburb several weeks ago and where fears are growing that the worst is yet to come. On Friday, about 200 unhappy residents packed a forum at the state capitol convened by critics of the state's response. A governor's task force is studying the problem but officials have so far avoided taking tougher measures.

The quakes, which have been mostly small to medium sized, have caused limited damage, and no one foresees anything like the massive damage and deaths in the famous quakes in California, seismologists say.

.....The past few weeks have been especially nerve-wracking.

Eighty-eight quakes of 2.7 or stronger occurred this January as of Monday at noon central time, more than in all of 2012. The recent quakes have generally been more powerful, too, with eight of magnitude 4 or higher.

"What concerns me is what is happening to our homes through all these earthquakes," said Mary Beth McFadden of Fairview, a town about 100 miles northwest of Oklahoma City that has had six quakes of magnitude 4 since the start of the year. "It's your home being put in that position that you have no control over."

Last week, the state told companies to reduce wastewater injections at 27 nearby disposal wells.

A lot of people say we just need the earth to stop shaking, and I understand that, but the fact of the matter is that without the ability to dispose of wastewater, we cannot produce oil and gas in the state of Oklahoma, and this is our lifeblood," said Kim Hatfield, president of Oklahoma City-based Crawley Petroleum and a member of Gov. Mary Fallin's task force studying the earthquake problem.
More quakes rattle Oklahoma but state avoids tough measures

Mayhap, Ms. Hatfield can pay for the houses?

LOL @ Fracking causes earthquakes

It's one of the funniest things ever

 

[g5000]

Map of OK injection wells.

OK quakes for 2013:

 

[Disir]

It was in the article. Mayhap had you read the article then you would know the difference instead of running your mouth about lying and shit.

I haven't lied, I responded to what I saw in your op that was a lie.

sucks to be the one that buys into the propaganda, the internet is full of lies and facts, go look for some facts.

What's the difference?

you're the one that wants to change the subject, so go into your own link and start a new thread.

No. You have no clue what it is you are talking about. Faced with the same problem Kansas did one thing and Oklahoma did another. What's the difference?

I called out the lie that 2.7 quakes can be felt, you must have checked for yourself and learned it to be true, but instead of thanking me for informing you, you attempt to get me to talk about a new subject.

sucks to be pwned in your own op, but there it is.

Except you didn't.
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[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) —In Oklahoma, now the country's earthquake capital, people are talking nervously about the big one as man-made quakes get stronger, more frequent and closer to major population centers. Next door in Kansas, they're feeling on firmer ground though no one is ready yet to declare victory.

A year ago, the states had a common problem - earthquakes caused by the disposal of wastewater from oil and gas exploration. They chose different solutions. Kansas, following early scientific studies, decided to restrict how much and how fast the wastewater could be pumped back underground. Oklahoma instead initially concentrated on the depth of the wastewater injections.

Developments since then haven't been reassuring in Oklahoma, where a quake knocked out power in parts of an Oklahoma City suburb several weeks ago and where fears are growing that the worst is yet to come. On Friday, about 200 unhappy residents packed a forum at the state capitol convened by critics of the state's response. A governor's task force is studying the problem but officials have so far avoided taking tougher measures.

The quakes, which have been mostly small to medium sized, have caused limited damage, and no one foresees anything like the massive damage and deaths in the famous quakes in California, seismologists say.

.....The past few weeks have been especially nerve-wracking.

Eighty-eight quakes of 2.7 or stronger occurred this January as of Monday at noon central time, more than in all of 2012. The recent quakes have generally been more powerful, too, with eight of magnitude 4 or higher.

"What concerns me is what is happening to our homes through all these earthquakes," said Mary Beth McFadden of Fairview, a town about 100 miles northwest of Oklahoma City that has had six quakes of magnitude 4 since the start of the year. "It's your home being put in that position that you have no control over."

Last week, the state told companies to reduce wastewater injections at 27 nearby disposal wells.

A lot of people say we just need the earth to stop shaking, and I understand that, but the fact of the matter is that without the ability to dispose of wastewater, we cannot produce oil and gas in the state of Oklahoma, and this is our lifeblood," said Kim Hatfield, president of Oklahoma City-based Crawley Petroleum and a member of Gov. Mary Fallin's task force studying the earthquake problem.
More quakes rattle Oklahoma but state avoids tough measures

Mayhap, Ms. Hatfield can pay for the houses?

Is your biggest earthquake still that San Francisco one, in, was it 1910 or something?

I must say, earthquakes are something disturbingly fascinating, that here in Europa thankfully we avoid.

they aren't felt in OK either.

anything below a 3.5 can't be felt by people and damn few, if any animals.

fracking requires explosions, leftist liars call the shock wave from the explosion "earth quakes". It's utter nonsense

No, it does not.

really fine line your cutting.

it doesn't use explosives, but it does use high pressure to break rocks.

My son was a driller in ND.