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In Oklahoma which has had stronger earthquakes than in Arkansas, Texas, or Ohio, the experts differ if it's caused by fracking. Oklahoma Earthquake Page
I find insistence of the right leaning folks that 7 billions of humans don't affect climate amusing.
So do I.
I never claimed that, however you wanted to read that into it.
I also find insistance by left leaning people that just changing behavior will alter climate
without addressing the behavior that gives us unbounded population increases.
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Pay attention, it took nature tens of millions ...
No you pay attention:
You insisted that a weather even was proof of climate change. It is not.
People that know what they are talking about also know this. You do not.
You don't know the difference between weather and climate.
I'll also point out that the topic isn't climate change, but you are the one that drove it off topic.
If you want to whine about this topic, start another thread and try to stay on topic.
I have been listening to a Green Weenie talking on FreeSpeechTV the past half hour and you sound so much like him. I am saying that if you aren't very liberal you aren't allowed to be on FreeSpeechTV. Are you very liberal?
Whatever I am, I am certainly not conservative, that's for sure
I like looking ahead instead of back...
In Oklahoma which has had stronger earthquakes than in Arkansas, Texas, or Ohio, the experts differ if it's caused by fracking. Oklahoma Earthquake Page
Yeah, what could go wrong with fracturing the rock below our feet....
It is now official that fracking is to blame for the eleven earthquakes in Ohio. This will be a growing problem as fracking is done all over the country in an attempt to be energy independent.
I think alternative renewable energy should be our first choice. Other countries are way ahead of us in this area.
State Representative Robert Hagan has . . . called for a statewide moratorium on injection drilling until 2014. The Youngstown City Council voted Wednesday to support his proposal.
'I'm tired of these discussions happening in secret,' Mr Hagan said.
'People have a right to know what's going on, what's being done.'
I got a real kick out of seeing the same picture of that fracking sand in the link you offered in my daily paper with an indication of the fact that that picture is from Wisconsin. Why would something like that be in an Ohio paper without any indication of where it is?
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Well, it sure doesn't take much to bring them out of the woodwork, does it?
