Added to all this which could be naturally occurring, you have to wonder are the elite contributing to it, speeding it up?

eg ...

China's three gouges dam is massive and weighs a huge amount and just being filled to capacity ...

"the gorge would hold 40 cubic kilometers (10 trillion gallons) of water. That shift of mass would increase the length of day by only 0.06 microseconds and make the Earth only very slightly more round in the middle and flat on the top. It would shift the pole position by about two centimeters (0.8 inch)."

[link to www.jpl.nasa.gov]


The fact that they say the dams will alter the length of a day and change the shape of the Earth even if only a little still has to have one hell of an effect.


Added to this is all of these dams in the northern hemisphere which are said to be making the planet spin faster!

Global Effects

Real projects have real effects. And truth can be stranger than fiction! Dams in the Northern Hemisphere have even been shown by a NASA geophysicist to be speeding the earth's rate of rotation, as well as altering Earth's magnetic field. Years of water withdrawls for large irrigation dams for cotton cultivation have salinized drinking water for people living in Turkmenistan, who depend on the Amu-Darya River, in Central Asia. :-(

Sure, sure, promoters - just *tell* me that's not a major effect! >;-o Leading research shows that profligate damming & redirection of rivers is having some surprisingly ugly global effects. In 1997 there were ~39,000 large dams in the world, 5500 in the United States and 618 in Canada; is it any wonder global effects are happening?

As of 28 February 2005, it was no big surprise to anyone who has been studying the field of hydro impacts for more than a decade when New Scientist at long last reported that hy droelectric generation is no more benign than coal-fired energy plants are. Hydro impact reseachers have known this since the early 1990's, when John Rudd and his colleagues reported their groundbreaking findings on greenhouse gas emissions and Canadian hydroelectric reservoirs. Better late than never for scientists outside the field to acknowledge it, I suppose. And there is a lot more data now and their findings have been repatedly replicated by other researchers looking at other reservoirs around the world.

[link to www.sandelman.ottawa.on.ca]

Here is a picture of all the major dams in the world, most are in the Northern hemisphere. China is building even more massive dams.

[link to atlas.gwsp.org]

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