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April 05, 2017
Oklahoma Judge Tosses Enviros' Fracking Earthquake Suit
An Oklahoma federal judge on Tuesday dismissed environmentalists' lawsuit against a Chesapeake Energy Corp. unit and two other oil companies alleging that their fracking disposal wells are causing Oklahoma's increase in earthquakes, saying that the court doesn't know enough about earthquake science to rule on the case.
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April 26, 2016
Chesapeake, Others Try To Shake Frack Quake Suit
A Chesapeake Energy Corp. unit and two other oil companies hit with a lawsuit by an environmental group claiming fracking disposal wells are causing Oklahoma's increase in earthquakes told a federal judge on Monday that state regulators are solely responsible for handling the problem.
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February 16, 2016
Enviros Allege Fracking Cos. Cause Oklahoma Quakes
Chesapeake Energy, Devon Energy and New Dominion allegedly contribute to increased earthquake activity in Oklahoma through their hydraulic fracturing operations, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday by environmentalists.