U.S. oil company shakes up quake plans after Oklahoma temblors

HOUSTON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Phillips 66 has overhauled how it plans for earthquakes, a sign U.S. energy companies are starting to react to rising seismicity around the world's largest crude hub in Cushing, Oklahoma.
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