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SINKHOLE ...OIL IN The aquifer system TO BE IN 7 STATES ??? COMMENTS ABUZZ ON THE WEB
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O.K. I have posted some comments...If any one knows if any of this is false..I find it interesting that the oil in the aquifer will contaminate 7 states with 1000 psi
,,,, No, the problem HERE is UNDERREACTING. Mark, a firechief formerly with NASA, tells US it's gonna blow
....Natural gas and crude oil have also seeped into and contaminated a nearby aquifer in Assumption Parish
.....Due to the extreme depths of the gulf rupture, a larger region then you may think is effected by this. Plus the dynamic weight of water will help push the pressure releases towards the coast, less resistance.
,,,,,,the Coastal Aquafer MERGES with the Mississippi alluvial acquafer.The coastal lowlands aquifer system consists of a gulf-ward-thickening, heterogeneous, unconsolidated to poorly consolidated wedge of discontinous beds of sand, silt, and clay. The aquifer system underlies parts of the East and West Gulf Coastal Plain and the Mississippi Alluvial Plain and extends eastward from Texas across southern and central Louisiana into southern Mississippi, westward and southwestward across Texas to the Rio Grande, and also extends into southern Alabama and the western part of the Florida panhandle, where the system is called the sand and gravel aquifer. To the north it merges with the Mississippi River Valley alluvial aquifer. The aquifer system extends to the edge of the continental shelf in the Gulf of Mexico, but it contains saline water in most of its offshore areas. Major rivers that flow across this aquifer system include the Mississippi, the Pearl, and the Red Rivers. It tends to have about 10 of hard packed loam/sand, then become more sandy, and very porous the greater the depth. Water is known to move horizontally through these areas. There isn't much to bottle the crude up from what I read…which seems to mean the mega-batholith gas crude releasing from Macondo into the continental shelf access of the aquafer at 1000psi is finding an entirely new chamber. which will blow at 75psi where it finds resistance..
,,,,,It's IN THE AQUAFER. THE AQUAFER COVERS 7 states. The pressure is 1000psi. It only takes 75psi to blow:
,,,,,,The bottom of the Salt Dome failed. There's no way to fix it. It has pressure of 1000 psi. It only takes 75 psi for a blow out explosion. The gas is "similar" 4 to 5 miles away. Hydrocarbons are also in the aquafer and in wells
,,,,State Expert: Over 50,000 gallons of crude oil from giant sinkhole already collected? Now we’ve got 1,300 barrels [54,600 gallons] in a frac (???) tank. If the source is coming in from crude, that resolves that discrepancy, but there is crude oil coming in to the cavern
,,,,,@Razz and Anne. IMO you're just not getting this. It's IN THE AQUAFER. THE AQUAFER COVERS 7 states. The pressure is 1000psi. It only takes 75psi to blow: the clay will eventually not hold it. It will blow. Mark believes it will burn. Even if it doesn't the air will be lethal. Bayer divested of Texas Brine, when the BP disaster made this event inevitable, according to Matt Simmons, who was, some say, murdered for predicting this. The earthquakes and factures will continue. The gas releases will spread elsewhere. Many elsewheres. Sue them? Well, yeah. If we can still breathe.We have a lot bigger problems than fixing blame for monetary damages. Like survival.
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