Who calls their MP

[AlbertaFarmer5]

They don't have to sensationalize it - it's a fact proven unequivocally by research.

I would really like to read that unequivocal research, If you are willing to share please.

[jazz]

I would really like to read that unequivocal research, If you are willing to share please.

A tremor 100 miles from a major mountain range is basically unheard of.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

A tremor 100 miles from a major mountain range is basically unheard of.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1811–12_New_Madrid_earthquakes

Still rare, but not unheard of

So the better question for all those who think we should stop all fracking due to this, which would we rather tolerate, a few harmless small earthquakes, or going back to horse and buggy, burning wood or coal for heat etc.(and the related health and environmental effects of that)? If this is the worst consequence, I think I would prefer to remain in the modern era.

[farmaholic]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1811–12_New_Madrid_earthquakes

Still rare, but not unheard of

So the better question for all those who think we should stop all fracking due to this, which would we rather tolerate, a few harmless small earthquakes, or going back to horse and buggy, burning wood or coal for heat etc.(and the related health and environmental effects of that)? If this is the worst consequence, I think I would prefer to remain in the modern era.

Any affects on aquifers? Just asking. I would think the fracking happens well below the usual, or deepest, domestic well. But does it affect geology that affects aquifers?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Any affects on aquifers? Just asking. I would think the fracking happens well below the usual, or deepest, domestic well. But does it affect geology that affects aquifers?

Geologically speaking, it would be impossible for fracking to affect well water. Grassfarmer apparently has evidence to the contrary though, which I would be interested to read.