HUGE Louisiana sinkhole!!!!

Todays Fly over vids!

I don't know much about the climate in southern Louisiana, except that it is supposed to be always warm, even in the winter months. If you look at the fly-over video from August 2012, it is remarkable how green the ground and trees look, as compared to the current 1-24-13 video in which they almost all appear to be dead. Do you get that much seasonal change in vegetation in southern Louisiana???


August 13, 2012 fly-over:



[link to www.youtube.com]

January 24, 2013 fly-over:



[link to www.youtube.com]


Clearly, to me anyway, there looks to be more going on down there than just water and a water related sink hole....

I don't know why I can't get the videos to embed, I highlighted them with the "youtube"button???

Last Edited by emerald eye on 01/24/2013 03:06 PM

Big Trouble at Cracking Well Pad

[link to lasinkhole.wordpress.com]

Fly over video!

This story (situation) is on too many back burners.

Thanks for keeping it up to date.

I really feel that so many people do not fully understand the implications of this particular sinkhole. It is not just "another" sinkhole.

This situation can, and eventually will, encompass the entire gulf coast.

This topic has been shilled & trolled very heavy from the start to desensitize everyone to the seriousness of this issue.

Got caught in one of those IP bans they throw around so I'm a bit late with this.



The size and position of the new 'work pad' in the foreground is quite alarming when you look at the Wings Of Care video from a month earlier where it's a small clearing and one machine. Visible at the start of this vid.



Are they putting something in hence the increase or has the increase in size been dictated by some occurrence? I know they are putting various monitoring points etc in but haven't been able so far to find out about this one.

Thanks for posting the cracked well head pictures. I see that the corporate goons called the presentation unprofessional. Hah! Not as unprofessional as the way they've trashed the state of Louisiana! That cracked well head looks pretty unprofessional to me.

Who poured that cement? Halliburton?

Shades of Macondo ...

Just in:

New post on Assumption Parish Police Jury

11:15 a.m. Increased Seismic Activity
by assumptionla


It has been reported to us, by Dr. Steve Horton, that there has been an above normal recording of seismic activity within the last few days. Should additional details or information regarding this situation become available, they will be posted.

ABOVE NORMAL SEISMIC ACTIVITY

The long-delayed permitting process for a proposed expansion of the natural gas storage facility in salt domes beneath Lake Peigneur in Iberia Parish is once again moving forward.

A public hearing on one of the three remaining state permits needed for the controversial project is set for Feb. 20 in New Iberia.

[link to theadvocate.com]

Report: ‘Tremor-induced damage’ near giant sinkhole — Video: “My slab’s already broken to hell… it looks like spider web”

[link to enenews.com]

BUMP

An estimated 50 x 100 foot section sloughed in on the southwest side of the sinkhole.

[link to assumptionla.wordpress.com]

New Extended Flyover of Bayou Corne Sinkhole — First since 7,500 square feet of land fell in — More oil sheen than previously observed.

[link to enenews.com]

Server seems to be down on the video for whatever reasons! Hmmmmmm!

Louisiana sinkhole going to be in record books — The scientists are really baffled

[link to enenews.com]

All of these chemicals are coming out of ground by Louisiana sinkhole — Actually the chemical compounds are mixing together… some still not identified.


[link to enenews.com]

Weird and unexplained bubbling water in Lake Peigneur is no new phenomenon.

Most of the time residents just comment about it and brush it off. But the bubbling on Wednesday morning was different.

The bubbling was more active than it's been in quite some time and the entire lake was lined with bubbles.

[link to www.klfy.com]

Fly over video!

Mysterious bubbling reported by salt dome 50 miles from giant Louisiana sinkhole — Sheriff asking motorists to stay away

[link to enenews.com]

Agents inspect mystery bubbling by another Louisiana salt dome: We found foaming residue… something’s happening — Witness: Lines of bubbles stretched for thousands of feet.

[link to enenews.com]

This seems to just get worse and worse. This type of news can't be good in any way, shape or form.

It looks like the entire dome area is compromised...shit!

Studies of the area where a sinkhole formed last summer in Assumption Parish indicate scientists suspected as early as 1991 that the Napoleonville Dome was not shaped as state regulators believed when they permitted industry to create caverns in the massive underground formation.

The shape of a salt dome is important because it dictates where caverns, which are created by pumping water underground to dissolve the salt and create a void, can safely be located.

[link to theadvocate.com]

2.9 magnitude earthquake in Gulf of Mexico just south of Louisiana! It is approx. 145 miles SW of Dulac, LA.

[link to earthquaketrack.com]

Louisiana Governor plans for Sinkhole No. 2 — Taking ‘immediate’ action to protect lives.

[link to enenews.com]

I thought this was going to be about Britney Spears.

Jindal names Bayou Corne as a national sacrifice zone!

Over the past 24 hours, there have been over 90 micro-quakes in a "spasmodic burst" at the disaster site.

Monday, the governor warned officials and the public about the possibility of increased instability at the disaster area.

It has become increasingly clear that the area has become a national sacrifice zone and that residents will never be able to return with ease of mind.


[link to www.examiner.com]

Thanks for the update, Paa Tal. I log on every day expecting to see some really bad headlines. I hate to think about what will happen to all the folks in that area.