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http://hdl.handle.net/2122/12290| Authors: | Braun, Thomas* Danesi, Stefania* Augliera, Paolo* Zaccarelli, Lucia* Morelli, Andrea* |
Title: | Examples of seismicity in Italy, related and not related to industrial activities in the subsurface | Issue Date: | Nov-2018 | Keywords: | anthropogenic seismicity Italy |
Abstract: | Since hydrofracking is used for shale gas production, human induced seismicity has become a subject of increasing interest, especially in the US and Canada (Ellsworth, 2013). In Italy, however, hydraulic fracturing is not practiced, not only because the appropriate shale gas formation is lacking, but also because the technical commission of the Ministry of the Environment outlawed the use of any type of fracking technology for hydrocarbon exploitation (Zaratti, 2013). |
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