BREAKING: HUGE LEVELS of METHANE at and around LA Sinkhole!!!

Good post SC!

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check this out

watch this

it will blow your mind

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found this PDF on that examiner link. click on the bubbles writing too see pics. the later numbers look pretty scary.

Now add NM to that scenario . . .

If This Thing Blows, What's Gonna Happen To Florida??? I Live in East Central Florida.

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Nice avatar.

thankyou

Where is the methane coming from? Is there a storage cavern nearby for methane, or did they run into a natural methane deposit?

Piezoelectric currents and seismic events are interconnected, shear pressure on a large scale releases electrons and a piezoelectric current line,your talking trillions of micro electric bursts, coupled with methane pressure it could be a massive event, under the right conditions. Florida is fine unless we have this perfect mix, in any regards florida along with 30% of the US would be screwed so to speak. I don't think you have anything to worry about. I do think large areas will be affected by this event, lets just hope that this isn't a fault line shaker or release. Its very disturbing seeing this much potential methane release, could be a massive bubble. Who really knows we're only given 5 to 10% of real info!If florida is affected a major portion of the US would be too.

Thanks, and Deborah from the Examiner just answered a question I asked about the methane concentrations there and this is what she said: "Levels as high as 22,400, 26,600 and 27, 700 ug/L. Locals say they can taste it in their drinking water"

BTW, if y'all get a change, give this lady a big thank you for all her GREAT reporting on the sinkhole story. She has been faithfully following and reporting on this. She is also a human rights activist.

I'm a little tired of Jesse, but that was good!

Lol - typo - I meant "get a chance".

Appreciate the explanation, you've outlined the problems and this is extremely serious. Add in the number of salt domes in the GOM and what we've stored in them make it a potentially more dangerous situation.

The evacuation orders in LA are for a very limited area at the moment, not sure why there is a media lid on this as it would seem critical for those in the Gulf Coast areas to understand the potential for problems?

Glad to see SC here with valuable posts, thanks!

actually she take everythng from website enews
she is parasite

7 Cities About to Sink

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3 out of 7 are US cities...New Orleans Louisiana..Houston Texas...New York City, New York..

Dallas underground facility under airport....maybe bad idea but actually maybe needed and work.

Mexico City 1 out of 7

Shanghai, China.....go to Hong Kong I guess and ghost cities that are very very cool places.


Bangkok, Thailand.....these guys are getting a lot of strikes by water on them. Have a hard time.


I remember looking at the really bad things happening in Mexico City. From the sinking.

It destroys piping even natural gas pipe and water pipe..and sewage as well.

But seems the good thing to do would be if you foresee this to move as much industry out of areas that may get cut off.

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Synthia..

It is important viewing,though Jesse does really annoy me in the way this whole show is presented.

Makes People look like nutters to those who have not yet been alerted to the World in which they are Living.

But yes,all in all it is important viewing if you are unaware of the ongoing problems related to the Blow-out in the GOM.

lol more like the other way around. Look how far back she has been reporting on this, she comes from the area too.

One concern is how many of these moderate lines are man made, fracking for years unleashing todays indirect additions . When you look at methane and its potential its hard to believe without drastic worldwide changes that there won't be much of a planet or a race of humans within 15 years. The destruction of this earth is horrific, we are nefarious leeches and will destroy ourselves, we need no other anomaly.

45,000 Africans die every 3 months from starvation, no one gives a shit. The world is fucking mad!

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Bad places or states to make such messes but it was gonna happen any way. The thing sinking the area was already doing its job.

Expect messes more messes natural messes.

Right. Anyone who denies the negative impact of fracking is a fool. That's why we're having EQs here in Texas - frackquakes.

Humans are deplorable, despicable and have always been their own worst enemy. And the ultimate enemy to Mother Earth.

Fukishima too... not so many threads on that any more.

It is not that it is being ignored en masse... and not that there is not new information available... it is because there isn't a damn thing we can do about it.

I for one, am ordering new car mats for my car tonight so that I can protect the auto carptet this winter... it is really important compared to these other events... NO... but I can do something about it.

Can anyone that knows about methane concentrations give some advice about these amounts?

Matt Simmons said that worst case scenario for FL would be a methane explosion in the GOM, causing an enormous wall of water and fire (80-100ft high) at super sonic speeds would come ashore on FL's west coast, wiping out much of the state. After researching all of this in the spring/summer of 2010, I MOVED the hell out of St. Petersburg, FL! I walked away from a life of 17 years in that area because of what seems to be unfolding NOW! I haven't been back since. May God watch over all of you who live along the Gulf coast. But this thing, should it come to pass, will effect millions of us, no matter where we live. It breaks my heart.

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Take a look at the Nat Gas Pipelines, how would the methane bubble or related sinkhole problems impact the continent?