Oklahoma

M5.1 earthquake in Oklahoma felt more than 500 km away

More evidence for long-lasting anthropogenic seismicity

Feb 3, 2024 •

Judith A Hubbard

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Oklahoma City shaken by moderate earthquakes, presumed anthropogenic

The area experienced a surge of seismicity from 2014-2018 linked to wastewater injection

Jan 13, 2024 •

Judith A Hubbard

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Oil production in Oklahoma likely responsible for today's M4.2 earthquake

Citation: Hubbard, J.

Apr 6, 2023 •

Judith A Hubbard

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