Published: October 1st, 2012 at 2:48 am ET
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September 29, 2012 Resident Briefing in Assumption Parish (Emphasis Added):
Part 11 at 2:00 in
DNR Official: We’re trying to vent the aquifer to remove the pressure and alleviate the concerns that everyone has try to get back to their homes.
Part 12 at 0:15 in
DNR Official: Public safety is our concern and we think venting the aquifer is the right thing to do at this point in time.
Part 13 at 3:30 in
Shaw Group: If there’s enough pressure or enough gas present in the upper aquifer, we may install additional observation wells [...] So it’s sort of a step by step approach to determine what is the most safe and efficient method to get this gas out of the aquifer and relieve the pressure… so that everyone can return home
Part 17 at 1:20 in
DNR Official: We want to see the seismic activity go to normal when we relieve this pressure off. Ok, want to see that. And I think that we want to get the pressure off the aquifer. There’s some things we just want to see. I think the parish has made some decisions based upon… public safety, And they’re trying to do that. That’s why they’ve made the decision to do the evacuation.
Watch the 23-part briefing here
Published: October 1st, 2012 at 2:48 am ET
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http://nukeprofessional.blogspot.com/2012/09/radiation-going-up-slowly-and-quickly.html
Radiation across the US going up
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TIME TO JAIL THESE LAIRS LIKE FUKUSHIMA
Bayou sinkhole cover up furor
http://www.examiner.com/article/bayou-sinkhole-cover-up-furor
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Great article markww! Thank you!
Since it was known there was a problem back in 2010, they should have tried to do something or evacuate back then. Who knows to what extent people have been living with these toxins escaping from the salt cavern.
…the bubbles didn't grab attention so if it wasn't for the sink hole it would sill be a covert operation.
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We don't actually know that the bubbles are coming from the cavern, Manymoons. Not even sure where the radioactive gunk is from, either, It might be from a deep layer that has been breached, and it has found a weak spot to emerge near this dome. I rather suspect the problem is a little bigger than a damaged salt cavern. The cavern would not be the source of gas bubbles coming up several miles away, and there just isnt enough pressure in that cavern to be making the known bubbling sites.
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Great article – thanks.
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Your welcome the red carpet is always out for everyone on enenews.com
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i am sorry but I cant find the (VIDEOS).
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try this as to cover up
http://www.examiner.com/article/bayou-sinkhole-cover-up-furor
works on firefox and also on explorer
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thanks it is a good read.
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A related article from early on, also by Deborah Dupré:
http://www.examiner.com/article/sinkhole-cavern-is-not-gas-bubbles-source-environmentalists-say?cid=PROD-redesign-right-next
"Thursday, the Advocate surprised officials and the public when it revealed its investigation shows the Department of Natural Resources has been hiding critically important information from officials and the public about Texas Brine's salt cavern near expanding sinkhole has been failing for over a year and that the agency had issued a permit for the company to inject radioactive oil and gas waste into that cavern."
"Gas waste" is an official euphemism for fracking sludge.
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