Earthquakes Rattle Texas Towns in the Barnett Shale

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By Julie DermanskyFeb 23, 2014, 9:00 am231 pts
Daniel Hogan thought he heard a sonic boom when a magnitude 3.6 earthquake hit Azle, Texas, last November. His home sustained damage — broken windows, cracked walls, damaged plumbing and foundation — but he did not have earthquake insurance to cover the repairs. He never imagined he'd need such protection…

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