Published: October 2nd, 2012 at 5:57 am ET
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September 29, 2012 Resident Briefing in Assumption Parish:
DNR Official: We’re looking at monitoring all the caverns on this dome. We are getting that information.
Parish Official: 3 benchmarks from a risk stand point…
- Gas in the aquifer… be able to get control of that
- Is sinkhole going to change…
- Is the entire dome… of it’s stability.
Resident: If you vent the gas too sudden, is there a possibility of further collapse of the earth’s surface? … Is there a possibility of collapse?
Shaw Group: I can’t answer that question.
DNR Official:… I’ll try to answer you’re question. What I would say is, if it wasn’t done properly there probably was that chance. We’re planning to make sure it’s going to be done properly…
DNR Official: We believe the gas has migrated to the alluvial aquifer, it’s probably what’s transporting the gas through. That is where we’re focusing to map this, see where those high points are, and remove the material safely, work back towards that source, and take care of the problem, and continue to monitor the whole area for subsidence.
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Published: October 2nd, 2012 at 5:57 am ET
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"That is where we’re focusing to map this, see where those high points are, and remove the material safely, work back towards that source, and take care of the problem, and continue to monitor the whole area for subsidence."
No immediate danger…smile earth lovers…
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I like to slide to start of clip and take in the general tone of the meeting as well as gain information. Elephants are in the room.
Elephant in the room that cannot be mentioned as it's "reality shattering" is that science/technology can create "impossible to easily or practically resolve" threats. "Resolution" means more technology (using the mind-set at the heart of the problem to solve the problem.)
One of the elephants is emerging – citizens aware that even resolving this situation does not mean there won't be another sooner or later.
I'm not anti-science or even anti-technology! But lack of imaginative projection of what could go wrong, when science/tech is directly linked to healthy economy as per earth exploitation, without regard of "externalized" costs, is a "luxury" we can no longer afford. Good to hear citizens voicing imaginative projection of more or worse to come.
Observation: Not intended to 'diss' experts whom I believe are genuine in their efforts, but their responses share language patterns with those of politicians promising "the future we all want." Even when sincere and polite, belief in science can lack humility for it's potential to do harm.
Question: What happened to odors and vapors recently mentioned here http://enenews.com/officials-smell-getting-worse-around-giant-sinkhole-lot-complaints-residents-report-health-problems-videos? Have they dissipated or have people 'adjusted'?
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Did Northcom show up yesterday as Operation Assumption may suggest…or is Operation Assumption just coincidentally named the same as the Parrish? http://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2012/10/sinkhole-false-flag-northcom-mission-assumption-oct-1-2012-2474144.html
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"Operation Assumption" as a name is dripping with irony!
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idahopicker is a great dot connector.
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Well, they deleted my posts under video #16 probably because they didn't like what I had to say about BP sinking the oil to where it created a suffocating sludge on the bottom of the seabed, while in the water of the Gulf is a growing mass of dead animal & vegetated fly trap that is pulling in everything it comes into contact with. Said a few other things too, but clearly the whole thing is being censored as usual.
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Just like with nuclear energy, the supremacist idiot(s) will make plans to bank millions of $'s for himself/herself/themselves while passing the buck onto future generations to deal with the toxic mess he/she(s) left behind.
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Despite independent thinking being frowned upon whether through mainstream media or corporate jargon, I think it is important to factor in the sludge on the bottom of the Gulf Coast of Mexico. It's a suffocating agent that is heavy in weight & probably puts pressure on the seafloor bed. It's like taking your foot & stepping on a egg carton with a layer of silicone over the top layer of the eggs just under the top cover, the aftermath of crushing the carton will still spread out regardless of the surface layer of silicone. Bury the carton under the dirt @ 1 ft, but take a jack hammer to the thing & give a good pound, sooner or later the egg carton is going to break under pressure. Through in dead zones in the Gulf with no oxygen in the water, & the weight of the matter increases as dead matter must weigh something in terms of oceanic pressure.
These people know something is traveling under the salt cavern but would have to dig down past the bottom, to 6000 ft to find out what it really is.
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