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Shake, Rattle, and Oil: The Environmental Impacts of Wastewater Injection Wells on Earthquakes and Water Usage
This Article will delve into the possibility of wastewater injection wells as being the ultimate cause of the increased seismic activity in the United States. First it will outline the background of hydraulic fracturing and the water usage involved in the fracturing process. Next it will discuss the
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