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Wastewater quake link

A RECENT study has linked earthquakes in the Raton Basin in the US to fluid pumped underground during oil and gas wastewater disposal.

Wastewater quake link

A University of Colorado Boulder study looked at the 2200 square miles (5697sq.km) in the Raton Basin that Colorado and New Mexico share and found that close to 1800 earthquakes between 2008-2010 could...

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