I got a bad feeling about Oklahoma

Those poor people in Oklahoma. Pray for their souls.

Fracking does not cause EQs in Oklahoma anymore than it does in Alaska , that's environazi useful idiot shill talk

Since fracking increased so did the quakes. Exact timing. You are the shill getting paid to say that. Shill alert is on you.

So, what you are saying is, if someone fracked your asshole - drilled deep in there, and then filled it with high pressured liquid - that you would experience no ill-effects?

No one cares about your "feelings" douchebag, either do some hard research or sit down and get the sand out of your vagina.

An article from last week:

"So far this year, Oklahoma has experienced 164 quakes with a magnitude 3.0 or greater. From 2010 to 2013, there were just 40 quakes of that magnitude.

Between 1975 and 2008, only one 3.0-magnitude quake or greater was recorded each year in Oklahoma..."

read more:

[link to www.kjrh.com]


And there have been a whole lot more earthquakes since then.
I'd offer that it's a combination of things- but the fracking is certainly a big factor imo.

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What they know about what's going in Oklahoma they're not telling us and what they're not telling us makes me worry.

Yeah, me too.
And TX AZ AL MS TN GA SC NC too.

I have come to the conclusion most peoples instincts are ass backwards now a days. So basically something great is going to happen in Oklahoma and no one is going to believe it is what i took from this thread.

Also those okies seem to survive everything you throw at them with minimal loss of life. Like they have been training or something.

You would have to be lieing on the ground with your ear pressed to to gopher hole in order to feel a 3 point earthquake.

I'd worry more about a tornado or someone who confuses their asshole with a gashole first...

Interestingly Oklahoma only had 7 Tornadoes this year. Small ones really and uneventful. It is the least they have had ever since recorded history or something.

Strange.

Did all of you people forget about the big Oil Boom in the 80's. Oklahoma was at the forefront. Enid was booming and no increase in eq's.

I know, fracking was not the method then but Oklahoma has been "drilled" for ever for oil and nat gas.

It is DUE to the FAULT LINE INCREASED ACTIVITY just like in 1952.


EQ have been happening since the beginning of time, mother nature creates her OWN FURRY.

She creates her own furry what? lol

I know. Country Fever starts tomorrow.

LOL typing a little too fast. Fury

Silent Hill. Pennsylvania too. A matter of time till people in Pennsylvania start turning green and arms and legs falling off.

So using the logic that fracking causes earthquakes, one could say that fracking decreases tornadoes.

Me too...

But then, I feel that way about Texas too...

I didnt propose anything such thing. I just made an observation that Oklahoma just had less tornadoes than they have ever had apparently. Now they have more earthquakes than California.
They went from violent tornado capital to the earthquake capital in one year.

Why? Is that the conclusion you came to?

the quakes are happening on the nemaha fault line.. so shills do a little research and tell us again it is not fracking... then check the maps and see the fracking operations then come back and tell us it is not that again.... then pack your bags and go on vacation to some where in siberia for next 100 years.. tyvm

The correlations are strong. Majority of the quakes have been shallow (fracking depths), in the areas of fracking.
If you take bedstone crush it up w/ high pressure liquid, then suck the liquid out, the remaining rubble is gonna settle.
Maybe if they fracked with the moon phases it would be less a problem.

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... oh ... I thought you meant about the NAME Oklahoma ...
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... it is Native American so I thought you meant Oklahoma's name would have to be change ...
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in 2011
[link to www.news9.com]

It's called the Nemaha fault and chances are pretty good it runs near your house.

The Nemaha zone is about 400 mi in length, extending south-southwest from the “Nemaha Mountain Structure” in southeastern Nebraska and northeastern Kansas, across Kansas and northern Oklahoma, then south into central Oklahoma, where it splays-out and terminates against the Oklahoma megashear in southern Oklahoma. The uplift in Nebraska-Kansas is a buried, high-relief basement block, bounded on the east by the near-vertical, 2500-ft Humboldt (Nemaha) fault. The zone varies in width from about 4 to 15 mi, with anastomosing patterns; it is commonly a single fault in central Oklahoma. Vertical displacement, the sense of which reverses along its trace, is generally up to several hundred feet, although it is 2500 feet in three places.

The Nemaha zone is regarded here primarily as a rather narrow transpressional fault zone that in Oklahoma experienced initial movement at least as early as Middle Ordovician (Taconian). It may have originated much earlier. Basically, it is a wrench-fault zone of limited horizontal displacement, where fault separation along the trace changes in a number of places from high-angle normal to high-angle reverse, and where it is associated with pull-apart grabens and/or horst (pop-up) structures.

East of, and parallel to, the Nemaha zone in Oklahoma are a number of less prominent fault trends and related structures. Some provide evidence of strike-slip displacements during deposition. These faulted structures, like those along the Nemaha zone, provide traps for oil and gas fields, including some giants.

[link to www.searchanddiscovery.com]

I see we have some drillers , so this got pinned

Oklahoma more than doubles California in earthquakes
[link to www.koco.com]



ask Azle tx what fracking does the whole name says it

Azle Residents Take Their Earthquake Concerns To Austin
[link to dfw.cbslocal.com]

Recent Earthquake Near Oklahoma, United States

[link to earthquaketrack.com]

Sunspot activitiy is causing the earthquakes in OK, not "fraking" -- you morons.

Confirmed: Fracking practices to blame for Ohio earthquakes

[link to www.nbcnews.com]

you have to be blind to not understand what fracking does or a Halliburton employee

What the Frack?

Ok i'll give up what i know. I know guys who work fracking rigs and they have been onsite when the quakes happen. So it can cause earthquake, %100 fact. They make a butt load of money and it is easier than drilling for oil.

Also every time there is a quake it is speculated even more gas becomes accessible.

It is the new oil boom.