http://www.npr.org/2012/04/11/150440356/quakes-caused-by-waste-from-gas-wells-study-finds
Thanks, MD. It worked.
That said, there was nothing in the article that showed comparisons to normal seismic activity in the supposedly affected areas. Also, there was nothing explaining the difference between a tectonic plate shift and a simple shift of mass.
For it to be an earthquake, technically it must be a plate shift. A landslide is not a quake, and a sub-surface slide would also not be a quake, but it would register seismically, iirc.