Continued....
 The bill was signed three months after the state avoided a court battle, within its own court system, with SandRidge Energy Inc. (see Shale Daily, Jan. 21). Last December, the OGCD had ordered the Oklahoma City-based company to shut down four wastewater disposal wells and curtail operations at 40 others (see Shale Daily, Dec. 21, 2015). SandRidge refused, ostensibly on the grounds that it would be uneconomic for it to comply with the orders (see Shale Daily, Dec. 4, 2015). 
OGCD ordered more than 400 wastewater injection wells targeting the Arbuckle Formation to reduce their disposal volumes by 40% below 2014 levels over the next two months (see Shale Daily, March 7). The OGCD also expanded its "area of interest" in the state, effectively placing restrictions on more than 100 additional disposal wells  
So - you also are playing a game.
Wastewater wells cause earthquakes - duh, and these wells exist because of fracking?  You parse and tell half the story.