SINKHOLE - Updated info on METHANE accumulation.

Thread: LA Sinkhole / Storm Sandy / ME conflicts - Please help and please allow me to help. - This is Yer ground Yah

I see the 1* bandit has hit your thread. You must have hit a nerve, OP!

Here's 5* to counter! Great research, btw. We all need to keep an eye on what is happening there. I have a feeling when that sinkhole goes, so does everyone within a 500 mile radius. And because the news refuses to cover this properly, these poor folks will never know what hit them!

Looks like its getting closer on that town

Thanks AC

Just thought a summing up of the last few developments might be in order.

Yes - the MSM news. It is unbelievable to watch this situation go utterly ignored.

bump

I was just watching the aerial photo...... am I mistaken or is it just me that "thinks" the whole thing looks incredibly larger on the left hand side and bottom right ????

On the left it looks to me that some "streams" are already lurking towards the street and have sort of "surronded" a square of trees.

On the bottom right it appears that the water now has reached the facility.

What's next????

Earthquake sinkhole related? Thread: 2.7 Earthquake, MISSISSIPPI

BUTANE CAVERN FAILING / The CANDLE is lit!

Whoops, sorry. Here's the link.

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Effects of Earthquakes, Fault Movements, and Subsidence on the South Louisiana Landscape

[link to www.edsuite.com]

Introduction
Recent geological findings change forever our perception of the tectonic stability of south
Louisiana. Results of research in several disciplines are converging into a unified model of fault
and earthquake activity called the linked tectonic system that explains many previously puzzling
aspects of the ever-changing landscape. The findings also indicate that fault-earthquake effects
are an underrated hazard that must be considered in planning and design for restoration of the
coastal zone, including construction and maintenance of its infrastructure.
Ho hum, here comes Henny Penny again... The sky is falling!.. The earth is cracking!..
The land is sinking!.. Another hazard to worry about...
This article is not about a contrived catastrophe. The facts are compelling and the
implications are far reaching, particularly for coastal restoration.

[link to www.godlikeproductions.com]

Introduction
Recent geological findings change forever our perception of the tectonic stability of south
Louisiana. Results of research in several disciplines are converging into a unified model of fault
and earthquake activity called the linked tectonic system that explains many previously puzzling
aspects of the ever-changing landscape. The findings also indicate that fault-earthquake effects
are an underrated hazard that must be considered in planning and design for restoration of the
coastal zone, including construction and maintenance of its infrastructure.
Ho hum, here comes Henny Penny again... The sky is falling!.. The earth is cracking!..
The land is sinking!.. Another hazard to worry about...
This article is not about a contrived catastrophe. The facts are compelling and the
implications are far reaching, particularly for coastal restoration.

[link to www.edsuite.com]