Last week, we covered about The Oklahoman's ill-timed, ridiculous editorial that seriously tried to praise the job done by energy industry leaders (and the Oklahoma politicians they control) in addressing and handling the state's earthquake crisis. Considering Oklahoma is still experiencing man-made earthquakes on a regular basis, and some geologists are suggesting that even bigger ones may be on the horizon thanks to a "pulse" of pressure gyrating under our state, it was an embarrassing editorial by an even more embarrassing newspaper.
Now that our state has officially experienced its largest earthquake on record, and energy industry leaders are blocking media access to meetings about the earthquake crisis, obviously The Oklahoman has finally changed its tone and is demanding serious action be taken by lawmakers and energy industry leaders to stop, or at least try to prevent, future earthquakes.