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Barely reported was the fact that no fracking had taken place for a couple of days ...
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Why? It's either completely safe, or it'll destroy the universe.Originally posted by Mordac View PostI'd be a hell of a lot more worried if I lived anywhere near the Large Hadron Collider.
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If they could predict the earthquakes and the magnitude then all should be fine.
But I am concerned they don't.
Not against fracking, am against people who just want to make money and could not give a fook about anyone else.
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Depends what's being collided. If they managed to fit MF into that thing, nowhere in the observable universe would be safe.Originally posted by Mordac View PostI'd be a hell of a lot more worried if I lived anywhere near the Large Hadron Collider. Just saying...
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I'd be a hell of a lot more worried if I lived anywhere near the Large Hadron Collider. Just saying...Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post2.9M earthquake in the UK. "Felt slightly by some people. No damage to buildings." But apparently it put some people in fear of their lives.
Caused by fracking.
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FTFY.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostBlackpool destroyed.
£2.46 of improvementdamage.....
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This one, two weeks ago, wasn't blamed on fracking
Cornwall quivers from magnitude-2.2 earthquake | UK news | The Guardian
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Did the earth move for you?
2.9M earthquake in the UK. "Felt slightly by some people. No damage to buildings." But apparently it put some people in fear of their lives.
Caused by fracking.Tags: None
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