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explosion, Louisiana sinkhole, methane, natural gas, nuclear waste salt dome, salt dome, salt dome storage
Do governments STILL think salt domes are the place to put nuclear waste? US and German govs are you watching? The one in neighboring Mississippi was rejected for oil and gas storage and yet it is ok for US nuclear waste? A lot of good, important and interesting links here! Does everyone still think salt domes in Mississippi or elsewhere are just the place for nuclear waste? Apt quote from the Sydney Australia link: “A bevy of companies has long regarded the dome as more or less a gigantic piece of Tupperware, a handy place to store propane, butane and natural gas, and to make salt water for the area’s many chemical factories.” http://www.smh.com.au/world/massive-sinkhole-and-gas-leak-threaten-to-swallow-louisiana-town-of-bayou-corne-2013
So . . . they are working near the berms at 3 A.M.??
Picture of LA14 this morning –
Nuke scientist and whistleblower, Leuren Moret, says D.U. (depleted uranium) in the wind settles across the Gulf coast states.
In this video, 35 min. in.
A spate of recent international news stories about Lake FUBAR exploding maybe –
- FOX News – Louisiana 25-acre sinkhole brings mini-earthquakes, explosion fears
- Sploid blog – Massive Louisiana sinkhole might ignite into a fiery explosion
- Al Jazeera – Massive Louisiana sinkhole risks igniting
- Syndey Morning Herald – Massive sinkhole and gas leak threaten to swallow Louisiana town of Bayou Corne
- Stuff (NZ) – Massive sinkhole threatens to swallow town
- NJ – Sinkhole the size of 20 football pitches opens up in Louisiana … and it could burst into flames
LINK – http://youtu.be/W3N_IDrCnF8
Mining Awareness + 
