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Update: Sinkhole 52,000 gallons mystery crude oil collected, shocking growth exposed
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This citizen reporter has produced a video documenting that the sinkhole area is subsiding more than official reports indicate, the area appears to have a second sinkhole (denied by officials), and seismic activity is experienced in the area on a regular basis.
Seismic activity has registered on local monitors before major changes in the sinkhole and before the Crosstex flare occurred last week.
(Watch the YouTube video on this page for viewer-friendly documentation of sinkhole-related maps, charts, photos and video clips of methane bubbles, seismic activity and expanding subsidence.)
Citizen reporter Idahopicker also provides the links below, demonstrating the rapid deterioration of the sinkhole area. (He notes that some "reports are No longer Available. Been deleted??")
Officials have confirmed that the crude oil that had been covering the giant sinkhole in Assumption Parish, LA was from a massive underground formation(s) of crude oil and gas that officials have said they do not know how to stop.
Through fingerprinting, four sources of the leaking hydrocarbons have been ruled out so far, according to DNR in an Oct. 11 state declaration: "Chevron Natural Gas Cavern, Acadian Natural Gas Cavern, Crosstex Butane Caverns, Residual Gas from 2003 Gulf South Blow-out."
According to that declaration, formations of crude oil and methane (natural gas) are sole sources still publicly discussed for the crude oil and gas surfacing for miles around the sinkhole.
Read more: [link to www.examiner.com]
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