DANGER! "Unprecedented" Levels of Carbon Monoxide surging from Seismic Faults on W. Coast - DANGEROUS

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Superstation 95 is just a terrible, terrible, source for anything.

If this is true, it is very interesting and possibly quite dangerous, but based on the source, the earth in those areas is more likely to be absorbing CO than to be emitting it.

earth.nullschool.net/#current/chem/surface/level/overlay=cosc​/orthographic=-114.29,38.72,2048/loc=-116.635,36.065

Quick shut the borders! If we close Washington, Oregon, and California from the rest of the world we can take out half the liberal population in the US.

NO MORE EVERY AGAIN!

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interesting link. wonder what that apparent source in canada is...

More info here.

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bump

surprised there's not more about this yet.

the map on the one link shows PPB - parts per billion, with the count going over 1000.

CO is dangerous and potentially lethal in the PPM range...

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Existing short-term exposure guidelines: National Research Council [NRC 1987] Emergency Exposure Guidance Levels (EEGLs):

10-minute EEGL: 1,500 ppm

30-minute EEGL: 800 ppm

60-minute EEGL: 400 ppm

24-hour EEGL: 50 ppm

Super Pine it!

So then we're dead already?

Yea,basically

highest i've seen clicking around is 5-6 PPM. not deadly in 24 hours... but if that keeps up for a week there'll be trouble.

it's also hard to tell how close this stuff is to ground level and all that.

Just a coincidence...

He did an update video on it. Ruled some things out but still doesn't know what it is.

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Danger warning alert unprecedented amounts of Carbon Monoxide coming out of car exhausts

Using this link, I scrolled the date and time back to yesterday afternoon when everyone in the family took a long afternoon nap. Matched right up to the heaviest concentration. We are West coast Oregon. Might be a coincidence, who knows.

Move to the current time and you can see the West Coast has dissipated and the CO cloud is moving Eastward covering most of the Western US. Earth burped.

i guess if we gotta go.... falling asleep and not waking up is the preferable way to go.

I had a series of dreams once, that people were living in towns on top or along the Rocky Mountain Range. One was particularly strange: A vivid dream of a town that I sensed to be among mountains, with roads and houses made out of planking that appeared to be painted white and a distinct impression that things were 'different'.

Perhaps not necessarily along the Rocky Mountain Range but definitely 'high up'

So methane first, then CO, then CO2, then SO2, and finally lava?

The OP updated their story with further info overnight. Some areas hit levels of Carbon Monoxide over 27,121 ppbv. Since there are 1,000 millions in a billion, if we divide 27,121 by 1,000 we get a level of 27 ppm. That's half the max value for exposure in 24 hours; except you get it within minutes!

They show that outside the "bloom" the levels of CO are at their "usual" of about 150, but inside the bloom: 27,121.

Whoever the person is that questioned the credibility of the source, you should have taken time to actually visit the link they provided where you could have seen it for yourself before claiming it to be a "terrible, terrible source for anything." You made a fool of yourself.

a major sub-sea volcano firing off under the Pacific?

Is this related?
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yellowstone

yellowstone is down wind and too far away

its smack in the middle of the plume as a hweole, and the underground magma plume goes west, under the crust towards the pacific

mountains are basically cracks in the crust, weak points, and mountainous regions are where this stuff seems to be coming from, mostly

thats my take on it, anyway

Carbon monoxide sinks in air if I recall.

So people at lowest elevations should start dropping like flies first, I think. (Which is most of the people.)