[Izzy Dunne]

A six-month moratorium was established in January on new injection wells in the area to allow time to study the relationship — if any — between the wells and the earthquakes.

So they stopped drilling in January, and at the end of February, there's a quake.

So it's not the drilling, it's the existence of the holes!

Haven't there been earthquakes for, like, I dunno.... HUNDREDS of years?

[Eric in the Ozarks]

It’s that ancient volcano stirring under the Natural State.

[cocamoshaffy]

They have not stopped drilling on any of the old wells. It is my opinion that they may not be the sole cause but I’m sure that they do play a part in all of this.
I live near the area where the quake happened and it is not a good feeling when these thing happen all of a sudden and shake your whole house. By all of a sudden I mean just that. Yes they have been going on for years all over the world and not just in Arkansas.
It is a scary feeling especially if you are not used to them. I am originally from PA. No earthquakes or tornados there. I’ll take snow over either of them but love it here and will just have to put up with them I guess.