There are some aspects; both of the areas known as Hawaii and California get earthquakes, and they are both in the Ring of Fire. Hawaii is on a volcanic island chain, which has volcanoes, yet the eruptions are subtle. California, on the other hand, doesn't have volcanoes, yet is prone to more earthquakes than Hawaii. If it was my choice, I would move to Hawaii. Nice weather and people beats out the earthquakes and volcanoes.
To be frank, I don't think your question is specific enough, but I would say that the answer would be the Rocky mountains, or just mountains. those are the only major kinds of landforms I can think of
Gravity and weather are what give the earth its shape
The largest, or most populated city, in Wisconsin is Milwaukee.
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Answer:
Wastewater from fracking operations is injected into porous rock formations, which can induce seismic activity.
Explanation:
- The environmental concerns of the fracking can be linked to the increase of the potential for the oil spills that harm the coil and the surrounding vegetation and can cause the earthquakes due to the high pressure that is used to extract the oil and the gas from the rocks and storage of the excessive wastewater on site.
