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Only on CBS7: Equal Pollution Protection Campaign launches in Permian Basin - Vimarsana News

Only on CBS7: Equal Pollution Protection Campaign launches in Permian Basin

It involves a petition demanding the TCEQ to extend one area's regulations across the state and increase air monitoring in the Permian Basin.

Source: cbs7.com
Scientists cite years of injecting sludgy water underground for increase in quakes - Vimarsana News

Scientists cite years of injecting sludgy water underground for increase in quakes

More than 200 earthquakes of 3 magnitude and greater shook Texans in 2021, more than...

Earthquakes in Texas Doubled in 2021. Scientists Cite Years of Oil Companies Injecting Sludgy Water Underground. - Vimarsana News

Earthquakes in Texas Doubled in 2021. Scientists Cite Years of Oil Companies Injecting Sludgy Water Underground.

MIDLAND — One local said it sounded like a pickup truck had rammed into the side of their house. Another said it sounded like the air conditioner fell off

Earthquakes in Texas doubled in 2021. Scientists cite years of oil companies injecting sludgy water underground. - Vimarsana News

Earthquakes in Texas doubled in 2021. Scientists cite years of oil companies injecting sludgy water underground.

One local said it sounded like a pickup truck had rammed into the side of their house. Another said it sounded like the air conditioner fell off the roof. A third compared the experience to getting off of a rollercoaster, dizzy and a bit shaky.

Earthquakes in Texas doubled in 2021 due to oil companies' water injections - Vimarsana News

Earthquakes in Texas doubled in 2021 due to oil companies' water injections

The surge in seismic activity from increased underground pressure is shaking the West Texas ground and rattling longtime residents.