Can ODNR Regulate Earthquakes?

Green: The green zone is defined by levels of ground motion that are either below the threshold of general detectability or, if at higher ground motion levels, at occurrence rates lower than the already-established background activity level in the area which requires no response: Pumping operations proceed as planned. (Threshold magnitude =___*)
 Amber: The amber zone is defined by ground motion levels at which people would be aware of the seismic activity associated with the stimulation, but damage would be unlikely and prompting the following response: Pumping proceeds with caution, (Threshold magnitude =___*)
possibly at reduced flow rates, and observations are intensified.
 Red: The lower bound of the red zone is the level of ground shaking at which damage to buildings in the area is expected to set in. Injection is suspended immediately. (Threshold magnitude =___*)
*  - to be set by ODNR, not published

This science experiment is flawed from BOTH of its premises; that induced siesmicity gradually increases in magnitude AND that induced seismicity will stop if injection is stopped.