Anthropogenic operations involving underground fluid extraction or injection can cause
unexpectedly large and even damaging earthquakes, despite operational and regulatory …

Earthquakes induced by human activities can impede the development of underground
resources. Significant induced events (M5) have caused both economic and human losses …

Earthquakes caused by human activities receive scrutiny due to the risks and hazards they
pose. Seismicity that occurs after the causative anthropogenic operation stops has been …

For induced seismicity, the non-stationary, heterogeneous character of subsurface stress
perturbations can be a source of spatiotemporal variations in the scaling of event sizes; one …

Seismicity associated with subsurface operations is a major societal concern. It is therefore
critical to improve predictions of the induced seismic hazard. Current statistical approaches …

Induced seismicity is one of the main factors that reduces societal acceptance of deep
geothermal energy exploitation activities, and felt earthquakes are the main reason for …

Induced earthquakes caused by hydraulic fracturing are a growing concern, with risks that
are often managed by traffic light protocols (TLPs). Here, we apply a risk‐informed strategy …

Induced earthquakes pose a substantial challenge to many geo-energy applications, and in
particular to Enhanced Geothermal Systems. We demonstrate that the key factor controlling …

Moderate to strong earthquakes have been induced worldwide by shale gas development,
however, it is still unclear what factors control their behaviors. Here we use local seismic …

Prospects for geothermal energy in the Netherlands have renewed concerns around
induced earthquakes. Risks from induced earthquakes are managed by traffic light protocols …