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Can you explain about that Canada volcano?

Noone seems to know?
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Gabe. Was wondering if you could give your take on this situation as well.

Here is the online seismo. You can see there is continuous action, although I'm not sure how to read this in respect to magnitude of tremors and was wondering if these are harmonic tremors:
http://www.earthquakescanada.nrcan.gc.ca/stndon/wf-fo/index-eng.php?channel=BNB.EHZ

Also, when doing research on the North American Craton, I found this map.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:North_america_craton_nps.gif

I never heard of this Accretionary Belt that runs along the North American Craton (in green on the map). The map states it welded to the Craton over the 600 million years since the Craton was last active.

I thought it was interesting that this Accretionary Belt includes the areas in South America and Peurto Rica/Virgin Islands which have been very active,along with the entire west coast of North America.

Any way, would appreciate thoughts on this matter.
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i believe the Cranton activation to be the trigger to such events as Yellow Stone erupting, NM splitting the country up the Mississippi, huge quake in Puerto Rico that causes the East Coast Tsunami and the San Andraes to create another line of beach front property........  other than that, i don't see a problem.
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You forgot Japan sinking into the ocean when the tsunami from the San Andraes blows.  And no, that wasn't meant to be funny, scary actually.
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all this i believe to be natural cycles.....  has happened before and will happen again.....   but instead of hardy cavemen (and women) we are a softened evolved species who won't be able to handle these kind of earth changes very well.  We are no where close to the technology to be able to stop these changes.... and when we try (and we do) we have a tendency to make things worse.....
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[chuckle] So true, Gabe. Majority have no idea.
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Its going around the ring... South America next.

UPDATE......UPDATE.....UPDATE

For anyone interested in Earthquake predictions:

I guessed 2 that have hit by looking at the above link and seeing a pattern. I'm talking above 4.0 Mags. Please take a look and tell me where you think the next one is going to be and why.

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