As of late “human-induced earthquakes” are the new hotness in the Midwest and here's a look at how more regulation is slowly working to settle the scary problem. Take a look:
Wastewater injections set off a Kansas earthquake binge
In the past decade, Oklahoma has turned heads as it has joined the list of places where earthquake insurance is a prudent investment. The sudden uptick in seismic activity is due to injections of foul wastewater into deep disposal wells-triggering what are known as "human-induced earthquakes."
Earthquakes are fun, it'll be really neat when this wastewater ends up in the Aquifer.
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