Some fracking operations in western Canada are producing a surprising ... Earlier this week, the United States Geological Survey published new maps that took into account the threat of man ...

But scientists say that in the United States, fracking-induced earthquakes are not common. In Canada, however, a spate of earthquakes in Alberta within the past five years has been attributed to ...

In Canada, the direct action of fracking is blamed ... So if we know that there's a problem and we can map areas where it's more problematic ... then what we need to do is design strategies ...

The map shows earthquakes related to ... and natural gas reserves and is where most Canadian fracking activity occurs. Areas in Western Canada have experienced some of the most intense fracking ...

That’s why these new maps from the sustainable investing ... oil and gas extraction in the U.S. and Canada intersect with water-stressed regions. Fracking is already controversial, but as ...

Why does fracking cause earthquakes in some places ... the University of Alberta and Natural Resources Canada, came to that conclusion after analyzing drilling records for around 300 wells ...

The first two were “suspected to have been induced,” Earthquakes Canada said in a bulletin, while the British Columbia Energy Regulator has confirmed fracking caused the most powerful quake ...