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Earthquakes of Human Origin Are Real. This Is Why Even Stable Regions Can Crack
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On 16 August 2012, the inhabitants of the small Dutch village of Huizinge were shaken by an earthquake of an inexplicable magnitude, of a magnitude of 3.6. The extraction of gas in the nearby gas field of Groningen, one of the largest land gas deposits in the world, was the trigger. The region does not know [...]
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