This Fracking Caper

Fracked if I know

Don't know about earthquakes but I can't see how it wouldn't , ultimately, cause subsidence, however many feet below the surface that they do that stuff. It must surely create some level of movement down there. Mustn't it?

If anyone wants to follow the fracking saga google Ian R Crane Youtube.
Heard that they are planning to dump the Nuclear waste that they can't find space for in the wells left from the fracking which is another reason it'll keep going imo.

how common is this in other countries ?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydraulic_fracturing_by_country

Must be causing some damage. Many reports of Four thousand holes in Blackburn, Lancashire.

I believe the gases are there to provide a cushion in the gaps of the earth/soil below the surface. If dislodged or extracted there would be a void possibly resulting in a collapse of the earth/soil underneath, and some areas/structures are more susceptible. This is not rocket science but merely commonsense and understanding of Newton's 1st law of motion, I believe (it's been a long while since school).

Oct 28, 2018 -- 2:17PM, Crisp77 wrote:

Must be causing some damage. Many reports of Four thousand holes in Blackburn, Lancashire.

Very good
Did they count them all?