Induced earthquakes near Heber Springs to be studied; results may remain non-disclosed
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Induced earthquakes near Heber Springs to be studied; results may remain non-disclosed |
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Posts: 333 (11/01/09 15:52:09) Beaver Moderator |
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FlyFishAR |
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Posts: 8637 (11/01/09 16:14:36) ezOP |
Arkansas has geologic faults and plates that run deep beneath the ground. Hot Springs, Eureka, Crater of Diamonds, and New Madrid, are all geologically active zones. The Ozarks themselves were built from the compression of two faults. New Madrid is one of only probably thousands of faults in Arkansas. To my knowledge Texas has never had a quake of any magnitude even though oil and gas has been produced for more than 100 years. |
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Posts: 1453 (11/02/09 14:09:45) |
If you want the lastest, on the shakes n quakes, here you go.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/index.php
Chuck
A secret fly is never more valuable than when you leave it with a stranger.
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