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Environment & Energy

Tess49

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3. And everyone I know has purchased earthquake insurance. I bought it, too. At first, the insurance

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Tue Sep 22, 2015, 07:24 PM

Sep 2015

companies tried to put in exclusions for "man made quakes". The Insurance Commissioner put a stop to that asking how we were supposed to prove it was natural vs. man made. I live in central Oklahoma and feel these small quakes all the time.

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And everyone I know has purchased earthquake insurance. I bought it, too. At first, the insurance Tess49 Sep 2015 #3

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