SMU seismology research shows North Texas earthquakes occurring on “dead” faults

ENN
Nov 27, 2017, 1:52 pm41 pts
Study by Beatrice Magnani, USGS and other SMU scientists shows recent seismicity in Fort Worth Basin occurred on faults not active for 300 million years.

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