They were pretty ruthless in chopping down the well for Azle, now it looks like fracking waste again near Dallas. Oh well, they have a seismologist now. This is coming up quite fast, so he better get a move on.
ps. There must be a huge amount of fracking waste building up for them to try this. I can imagine acres of trucks. Uncontrolled water fracking has led to this, and it pushes up the price for disposal astronomically. A bit like cocaine piling up at the Mexican border. Since the waste is uncontrolled, this leads to 'underground' activity. In the future, we'll be surprised where this stuff ends up. :)
More extra reading: According to accountability project estimates, companies along the east coast can save more than $500,000 by transporting 4,150 cubic feet of waste solids to Ohio rather than dispose of them at local site specializing in radioactive material.
Update: More little earthquakes. They are claiming that it is just fracking. I doubt it. Texas has this big black veil over all these operations.
Update2: They must have introduced fracking waste like Azle. Nice news story.
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