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EGS sites can no longer be built near any areas of public housing.
EGS sites must be visited by government officials regularly.
EGS sites must not be established in cities.
EGS engineers must now have government qualifications.
EGS sites must not be set up near large faults in the rock.
EGS operations were forbidden throughout Europe.
EGS operations were slowed down.
The EGS site was closed.
Official instructions were published to control EGS operations.
The EGS site was put under government supervision.
EGS operations were temporarily stopped.
It is important to ensure that the material will not be damaged.
It is important because the objective is to stop these earthquakes altogether.
It is important because otherwise the people in the surrounding area would no longer accept this.
It is important because the government has imposed limits.
It is important because otherwise the project may not be successful.
They decide there is no problem whatsoever and they increase operations.
They decide to contact their senior manager about this.
They decide to continue, but to monitor the situation closely.
They decide to stop operations immediately.
They can increase the amount of water they are pushing into the fractured rock.
They can fill the fractures with liquid concrete.
They can stop operations until the problem disappears.
They can reduce the amount of water they are pushing into the fractured rock.