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" An emerging body of evidence is pointing to fracking causing earthquakes. And now the U.S. Geologic Survey has unveiled a mapto show where those are turning up.  The runaway &amp;quot;winner&amp;quot; is Oklahoma, which outranked quake-prone California in terms of sheer number of quakes. Other Great Plains states saw an uptick in seismic activity, including Kansas and Texas, which have also seen fracking booms. New Mexico and Ohio have also seen more quakes.  New York has already banned fracking over the link, while some municipalities have sought to ban on the local level, like Denton, Texas. But in turn, Texas lawmakers are trying to ban fracking bans in the state. Insert a joke about it always being bigger in Texas. There have also been allegations in Oklahoma that the state has been slow to respond to any possible link.  Source: LA Times "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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