Can humans start an earthquake?

Josh and Chuck dive into the fascinating and somewhat controversial world of man-made earthquakes, exploring how massive dams and reservoirs might actually be triggering seismic activity. They examine the 2008 earthquake in China's Sichuan province and investigate whether the nearby Zipingpu Dam could have played a role, while also discussing other ways human activities like oil extraction and construction projects might be shaking things up beneath our feet. It's a compelling look at the unintended consequences of our biggest engineering projects and the ongoing debate about whether we're literally moving mountains in ways we didn't expect.