NORTHWEST: [link to walrus.wr.usgs.gov]

While I was finding the above information I also stumbled across some interesting volcano activity. Most interesting is the Newberry Volcano. It is the largest volcano in the Cascades, covering an area the size of Rhode Island. Its last eruption was 1300 years ago and the last major eruption 75,000 years ago. Now fast forward to today; over the last 40 years Newberry volcano has averaged 0 earthquakes. In the month of November there have been 24 earthquakes! Mount Hood and Rainer have both show increased activity in the same mountain chain. Iceland, Alaska and Russia all show increased activity as well. Most recent change further north was the Cleveland Volcano. On November 10, 2012 there was an ash cloud and they changed the alert level from ADVISORY to WATCH with the following warning, “Sudden explosions of blocks and ash remain possible with little or no warning. The previous confirmed explosion occurred on November 10. Ash clouds, if produced, could exceed 20,000 feet above sea level.”

NEWBERRY VOLCANO USGS INFO:
[link to volcanoes.usgs.gov]

I live about 15 miles away from the Newberry Caldera. It began having small earthquakes after they began a project FRAKING it for a geo-thermal power plant experiment. My land sits atop 35 feet of volcanic ash from the last big-time eruption. If I had known that, I would probably not have moved here. We are also surrounded by 40 volcanic cones. If one goes, they'll probably all go. Happily, one can only die once (at least in this incarnation).

All those animal and bee die-offs. My God, it's staggering when put altogether. celestialconvergence.com has a great compilation of them, too. All dying with no funeral, ritual, apology, or even recognition. What comes around, goes around.