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As the Pacific Ocean shrinks, the land masses making it shrink have a smaller and smaller amount of space to keep moving into. That will cause new mountain ranges to form. I think Oklahoma will have one soon - meaning in 2 million years.
was there fracking back in 1769?....As the Pacific Ocean shrinks, the land masses making it shrink have a smaller and smaller amount of space to keep moving into. That will cause new mountain ranges to form. I think Oklahoma will have one soon - meaning in 2 million years.
...because fracking, right?
was there fracking back in 1769?....As the Pacific Ocean shrinks, the land masses making it shrink have a smaller and smaller amount of space to keep moving into. That will cause new mountain ranges to form. I think Oklahoma will have one soon - meaning in 2 million years.
...because fracking, right?
even back before fracking?...was there fracking back in 1769?....As the Pacific Ocean shrinks, the land masses making it shrink have a smaller and smaller amount of space to keep moving into. That will cause new mountain ranges to form. I think Oklahoma will have one soon - meaning in 2 million years.
...because fracking, right?
Fracking A!
They have "Consensus" that earthquakes are due to Fracking
even back before fracking?...was there fracking back in 1769?....As the Pacific Ocean shrinks, the land masses making it shrink have a smaller and smaller amount of space to keep moving into. That will cause new mountain ranges to form. I think Oklahoma will have one soon - meaning in 2 million years.
...because fracking, right?
Fracking A!
They have "Consensus" that earthquakes are due to Fracking
i seen what you did here Frank....the Bush Fault Line...even back before fracking?...was there fracking back in 1769?....As the Pacific Ocean shrinks, the land masses making it shrink have a smaller and smaller amount of space to keep moving into. That will cause new mountain ranges to form. I think Oklahoma will have one soon - meaning in 2 million years.
...because fracking, right?
Fracking A!
They have "Consensus" that earthquakes are due to Fracking
Back then they must have been Bush's fault
i seen what you did here Frank....the Bush Fault Line...even back before fracking?...was there fracking back in 1769?.......because fracking, right?
Fracking A!
They have "Consensus" that earthquakes are due to Fracking
Back then they must have been Bush's fault
Certainly not ALL but many of them.We all know that Fracking is responsible for all the earthquakes in the USA. Are we fracking 100 miles off the coast of Florida? Who is conducting this secret mining operation?
http://miami.cbslocal.com/2016/07/17/minor-earthquake-strikes-off-daytona-beach/
was there fracking back in 1769?....As the Pacific Ocean shrinks, the land masses making it shrink have a smaller and smaller amount of space to keep moving into. That will cause new mountain ranges to form. I think Oklahoma will have one soon - meaning in 2 million years.
...because fracking, right?
Fracking A!
They have "Consensus" that earthquakes are due to Fracking
Certainly not ALL but many of them.We all know that Fracking is responsible for all the earthquakes in the USA. Are we fracking 100 miles off the coast of Florida? Who is conducting this secret mining operation?
http://miami.cbslocal.com/2016/07/17/minor-earthquake-strikes-off-daytona-beach/
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Since when are trolling threads allowed in the environment folder?
A spaniel is a dog. But not all dogs are spaniels. A brain wasted is a terrible thing, but worse yet, is never having a brain. Poor Frankie.
The Midwest as a whole has seen a spike in powerful quakes in recent years, which scientists say is linked to fracking.
The United States Geological Survey recorded 1,010 earthquakes of a magnitude 3.0 or greater in the region last year, a nearly three-fold increase from the 318 temblors of this magnitude in 2009. Oklahoma alone felt 619 quakes of a magnitude 2.8 or larger from January through June of this year.
The increase of high-magnitude earthquakes in the region has been tied to the surge in oil and gas operators’ use of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in which water, sand and chemicals are injected at high pressures into the earth to release oil and gas trapped inside the rock.
