An engineer who works with fracking in Texas says they check where fault lines are before they drill and won’t drill close to a fault line. His company is a large one in Texas drilling in multiple locations in Texas.
Maybe (the CA) Department of Oil, Gas & Geothermal's (DOGGR) Geologist should have done his/her homework...
This is turning out to be sooooo pathetic. Perfect fit for another 'crisis'. Most people aren't aware of all the corruption in the wake of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake; CA politicians probably salivate over all the local, dinner-table conversations, relishing a nice, fat infusion of cash, continuing budget-busting practices with careless disregard for residents/civilians (oh, I know, but...pardon the metaphor, that record got broken a long, long time ago).
Having just returned, it looks like the fault's quieting down. Good thing or bad, who knows.
But the big question is, when will the first Lib step forward to take credit for 'reducing the danger to LA', albeit through bureaucratic negligence?
Or
Are CA bureaucrats and politicians 'white-knuckling' over whether it's going to quiet down and the whole thing 'just go away quietly'???