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Oklahoma quakes rise as state weighs wastewater rules
Oklahoma, now a leading earthquake state, sees more frequent quakes linked to wastewater disposal. Kansas curbed injections while Oklahoma focused on depth. A Capitol forum drew 200 critics as experts warn could worsen. Eight magnitude 4 quakes this January and concerns over home damage rise.
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