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No, this is quite common throughout numerous regions as a totally natural occurrence. It is definitely nothing new or unique to fracking areas. It's especially
by ztjio 9y ago
No, this is quite common throughout numerous regions as a totally natural occurrence. It is definitely nothing new or unique to fracking areas. It's especially likely in older homes with space below the floors at ground level. It's easy to test for it.
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