As domestic drilling continues to boom, more earthquakes are occurring, and states are taking action to fight them. But not in Texas, where the most drilling is taking place. Read the full story at StateImpact Texas.
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Kim Feil
I have personally been to Arlington City Council meetings where people have come forward complaining that they are having faulty foundation issues after drilling comes in. They are complaining with cracks in walls...I’ve personally videoed a business whose slab cracked in half...I’ve heard of pools in Ft Worth having cracks....I’ve heard complaints of the yard falling into the roads and vice versa...near drilling...happening after drilling comes in.