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Fracking Should Be Included in Earthquake Hazards Assessments, Scientists Say
US researchers and geophysicists with the US Geological Survey (USGS) are now including waste-water injection - including the "fracking" used in oil and gas development - to estimate earthquake hazards given the boom in earthquake incidents.
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