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I don't see a way to share a particular view, but it is wild to see the magnitude of change in earthquake rates in oil and gas producing areas. For example, zoo
by Cerium 2y ago
I don't see a way to share a particular view, but it is wild to see the magnitude of change in earthquake rates in oil and gas producing areas. For example, zoom into Oklahoma and click play, almost nothing happens from 1980 to 2010 then the map suddenly fills up.
- mnky9800n 2y agoIt’s probably not in the record but this is also true in Colorado in the 1930s which is the first observation of induced seismically afaik
- kaitocross 2y agoApplies to certain former coal mining regions as well (like the Ruhr valley)