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Apparently some supporters of fracking don't know?

Or, at least, pretend they don't.

Lorca earthquake 'caused by groundwater extraction'

Police officer inspects earthquake damage The relatively modest Magnitude 5.1 quake resulted in extensive damage and nine deaths

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. Spain shocked by fatal earthquake.Thousands flee Spanish quake town

Scientists studying the fault beneath the Spanish city of Lorca say that groundwater removal may be implicated in a deadly 2011 earthquake there.

Detailed surface maps from satellite studies allowed them to infer which parts of the ground moved where.

They report in Nature Geoscience that those shifts correlate with locations where water has been drained for years.

The study highlights how human activity such as drainage or borehole drilling can have far-reaching seismic effects.

Update:

From the BBC.

PS What's a Bull's A*rse go to do with it? Perhaps that was BS you were giving me.

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  • 8 years ago
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    Fracking is a frickin' stupid and dangerous way to extract the last ounce of a non-renewable resource.

    Please, read my comments on the BA I gave to you.

    BA = Best Answer award.

    (It could also mean "bare a$$", as in "Mooning"; but I haven't given one of those to anybody for at least several decades...)

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