NRC Study Points to Greater Seismic Risks In Carbon Sequestration Than From Fracking

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June 15, 2012

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NRC Study Points to Greater Seismic Risks In Carbon Sequestration Than From Fracking

WASHINGTON, D.C.-Hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas production poses only a low risk of triggering earthquakes strong enough for anyone to feel, but wastewater injection wells pose a larger risk, and an even greater risk may come from carbon capture and storage, the National Research Council said in a report released June 15.

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NRC Study Points to Greater Seismic Risks In Carbon Sequestration Than From Fracking