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http://doctorjamespwickstrom.blogspot.com/2010/06/what-us-scientists-are-forbidden-to.html
This has me worried a bit if it is true. I have worked in the oil fields and it makes cents to me with all the sink holes we have along the coast. I just pray he is wrong.
I have a friend that I met Saturday at my high school reunion that is working in the gulf for the US Parks and Wildlife. He told me that he don't feel very safe with all the oil and methane gas that is in the water. They are picking up tons of animals that the well has killed. The governement has told them that the gas is dissipating in the water, but from what he see's he don't believe them.
Here is more about it to.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNFoWf011Vs&feature=related
This has me worried a bit if it is true. I have worked in the oil fields and it makes cents to me with all the sink holes we have along the coast. I just pray he is wrong.
I have a friend that I met Saturday at my high school reunion that is working in the gulf for the US Parks and Wildlife. He told me that he don't feel very safe with all the oil and methane gas that is in the water. They are picking up tons of animals that the well has killed. The governement has told them that the gas is dissipating in the water, but from what he see's he don't believe them.
"More methane in the spill could mean a faster pressurization of the strata under the sea bed and a faster buildup of both methane hydrate on the bottom and free methane at the surface. Either one or both could be catastrophic. The methane hydrate has a chance, if disturbed enough, of bubbling out of the hydrate and causing a tsunami and free methane on the surface in a high enough concentration to be explosive." [Hoagland quote]
Richard C Hoagland, offered a very stark review of the current situation in the Gulf stemming from BP’s Deepwater Horizon incident. I am not publishing his views for the sake of being alarming. It appears to be strong information that people, particularly those in the affected areas, should pay attention to, and have the right to read for themselves.
Richard is warning of a gas explosion that may occur in weeks or months resulting in a massive tsunami, which he says would travel at 400-600 MPH toward the most vulnerable coastline in America. This he says, would sink all vessels for miles and drive the oil, toxic dispersants and gases inland within minutes.
Hoagland said, “Think Mount St. Helens — underwater. Depth recorders have detected a gas bubble growing under the ocean floor, around the well head. If this potential bubble does not get controlled ASAP before it explodes, impending disaster could be awaiting millions of residents in the gulf states.” [Hoagland quote]
Here is more about it to.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNFoWf011Vs&feature=related