http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xh5mWulYmo
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http://lasinkhole.wordpress.com/2013/06/04/berm-subsides/
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http://lasinkhole.wordpress.com/2013/06/04/berm-subsides/
9:30 a.m. Area of Berm Subsides
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On the south side of the sink hole there was an area that has subsided to include the berm. There is approximately 400 to 500 feet of the berm that is now under water. The depth to the top of the berm is 3'9" at it's deepest point. Also, the trees on the Southwest side are showing signs of sinking, some up to 10' in depth.
Plus VIDEO!
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puv5wAtnwmY&w=460&h=259] LINK - http://youtu.be/puv5wAtnwmYplus PHOTOS!
From the Parish blog . . . The Advocate - Levee, trees sink after week of tremors at sinkhole < they are sticking to their "everything's stable" story!WAFB News Report with (close-up) VIDEO(!) -400 ft. of protective berm sinks around giant Louisiana sinkhole
No Crosstex Update Since May 18th
Since they won’t say what is in their unstable cavern we found someother news on them.
- Denbury construed by two Texas Appeals Court decisions < from a website for a notorious firm!
- Crosstex Energy Begins Open Season for NGL Pipeline System Project
- Texas Property Rights Upheld in Pipeline Ruling
- Crosstex Energy LP Management Discusses Q1 2013 Results – Earnings Call Transcript
- Crosstex Energy Reports First-Quarter 2013 Results
“Stability” at Lake FUBAR
Texas Brine has a funny idea of stability. If this is stable we don’t want to see what more collapsing at their failed salt dome is going to look like. Plus theCode 3 at the work site means this work making helicorders blot into a solid pattern must be getting done by robots and trained monkeys.
LA 12 this morning
LA 11 showing work – machine vibration
Texas Brine Upbeat about Salt Dome Disaster + Sunday News
WAFB – [Louisiana] Residents urged to pre-apply for disaster food aid– For Hurricane Season
The Advocate – Bayou Corne camp occupants bring sinkhole lawsuit
East Baton Rouge and Livingston parish residents who own or lease camps in the Bayou Corne-area have joined the growing list of businesses, residents and landowners headed to court over the Assumption Parish sinkhole..
. . .Attorney Mark Brown said Friday his clients are seeking damages for lost property value and loss of use of their camps since an evacuation order was issued Aug. 3, hours after the swampland sinkhole was found.
Brown said if the problems linger, the plaintiffs’ claims for monetary damages could mount for the defendants.“Right now it is loss of use,” Brown said. “If Texas Brine does not get their act together and resolve the problem, it may be for permanent deprivation.”
. . .Attorney Mark Brown said Friday his clients are seeking damages for lost property value and loss of use of their camps since an evacuation order was issued Aug. 3, hours after the swampland sinkhole was found.
Brown said if the problems linger, the plaintiffs’ claims for monetary damages could mount for the defendants.“Right now it is loss of use,” Brown said. “If Texas Brine does not get their act together and resolve the problem, it may be for permanent deprivation.”
Whistling in the Dark- Stability indicators show near sinkhole
“[John Boudreaux, director of the parish Office of Homeland Security ] said that cavern depth measurements going back to last fall have shown the rock had risen inside the cavern, on average, about 3 feet per day.
But, on Friday, Texas Brine measured a 29-foot drop during one week. Boudreaux added that never before had the level of rock slumped inside the cavern since the sinkhole emerged. . .
. . . Texas Brine officials speculated Friday the drop could be an early sign that an awaited point of equilibrium is happening.” <Dream on!
But, on Friday, Texas Brine measured a 29-foot drop during one week. Boudreaux added that never before had the level of rock slumped inside the cavern since the sinkhole emerged. . .
. . . Texas Brine officials speculated Friday the drop could be an early sign that an awaited point of equilibrium is happening.” <Dream on!
The Watchers – Landsat 8 high resolution satellite imagery now available free of charge - • The viewer – You can zoom in on Assumption Parish and get an image from April 29 of Lake FUBAR. But it didn’t go close enough to see the berm roads on our try.
Rotten Egg Smell Reported Near Baton Rouge
Louisiana Bucket Brigade - “Chemical Odor That’s Causing Headache” in Standard Heights < see third report - “I smelled something yesterday, more of a rotten egg type smell and I really didn’t see anything. And I’m currentlysmelling gas in my house and I had it checked and I have yet to get reported that I have a gas leak.”
DEQ has water data for May 2nd. < xls file
They’re a little slow to put out salinity reports etc. They have nothing for June yet.
