hydraulic fracturing
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Researchers Discovered a New Type of Earthquake Triggered by Hydraulic Fracturing
A Canadian-German research team discovered a new kind of earthquake in an injection setting in British Columbia, Canada. The newly-discovered quake is slower, lasting longer than conventional earthquakes of the same magnitude. The events are a new form of induced earthquake which hydraulic fracturing triggers.
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