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Originally posted by jadedANDcynical
reply to post by megabogie
I've posted a few of these items to my facebook account, too bad all my friends are so self-absorbed none of them bothered to read anything I've posted
Originally posted by antar
reply to post by westcoast
They were very cloak and dagger about my insisting on the importance of having this on my policy. I mentioned the NMFZ and they were surprised that I even knew about it... Duh, so what to do? I am so screwed because I KNOW FEMA will not bail me out. All I can do is hope it burns the house down during the EQ...
Originally posted by PuterMan
reply to post by jadedANDcynical
Yes the (not P) S-wave is showing on the trace as a wobbly line. No clear form. That is the Christchurch 6.3.
Fracking Arkansas is ready to accept input.
frackingarkansas.wordpress.com...
Edit: This page (or set of pages) can be used as a repository of information that we want people to have access to. Whilst subjects like the NMSZ have been covered by many it would not hurt to have a page on that with reference links.
I think we should have two or three editors or contributors. If you want to be an editor I will need an email address that I can send an invite to, and you will have to create a wordpress login. If you already have one let me know and I can add you directly. This needs to be structured as a professional presentation so I would suggest no more than 3 people, but we should also discuss content. I will create a discussion page which will be passworded.
edit on 21/2/2011 by PuterMan because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Robin Marks
reply to post by PuterMan
snip
Someone needs to come up with a name for us who watch the lines.
Siesmic Sentinels? Or is that lamer than even I think it is?
Originally posted by jadedANDcynical
Originally posted by Robin Marks
reply to post by PuterMan
snip
Someone needs to come up with a name for us who watch the lines.
Siesmic Sentinels? Or is that lamer than even I think it is?
Connecting the Dots
Isolated Incidents
Drawing back the Veil
We're not Gonna Take it
Anonymous
Every Man
No One
Exposers of Wizards
Talk about spit balling, you're not the only one who can come up with corny stuff, Robin.
Originally posted by NTS1960
Well I'm trying to do my part.....I just got off the phone with a Chesapeake representative. I told him I had no interest in leasing my land to them for gas drilling. Even though my wife and I could certainly use the money, I told him their $12,500.00 offer was a slap in my face and an insult because of what they are doing to my home and state. I was I was just up and running about how sick I was of my home shaking, all the roads getting torn to pieces, people being run over and killed by their trucks that are everywhere, and our ground water being polluted perhaps beyond repair when he hung up on me. I know if they can get the majority of the land owners in my section to lease to them then they can force me to lease my property to them but at least I feel I'm making a stand against them for now and I don't plan to go down quietly. Nerves are starting to get pretty frayed around here and I hope a lot more people will start taking a stand against them. I'd like to thank those who are working hard trying to figure this situation out and bring this to the public light and your concern for the people here. It's much appreciated. So Thank You and please keep up the good fight. PS: we're booming again!edit on 21-2-2011 by NTS1960 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by KaiserSoze
Just checked on insurance. I'm 50 miles north of Arkansas in SW MO, about 220 miles from Saint Louis and 280 miles from Memphis. My insurance company still offers EQ insurance. What do you think Robin or PM? Should I get it while I can?
I could easily envision some significant structural damage here, what I fear most though is fire. Almost everyone here uses natural gas, I know in EQ zones like southern CA they have seismic shut-off valves or excess flow gas shutoff valves that close to prevent explosions and fires. I don't have one and I have looked around and I have not seen any of them here, I assume it would be rather pointless to be the only one on the block that had one. A fire here would jump from house to house quickly, a valve might buy me 10 or 15 minutes extra time to pack belongings though.
Thanks for the thread and all of the excellent information and valuable insight.
Originally posted by herenow
Here is a short pdf on what is used in fracking fluid. Probably not very accurate since its put out by energy in depth. I think the problem is when this fluid is used over and over, strained each time with new ingredients added and then, finally injected back into the ground.
www.energyindepth.org...
January 31, 2011 | Oil and gas service companies injected tens of millions of gallons of diesel fuel into onshore wells in more than a dozen states from 2005 to 2009, Congressional investigators have charged. Those injections appear to have violated the Safe Water Drinking Act,
According to the findings, 43 gas companies operating in Pennsylvania were responsible for nearly 1,500 environmental violations between Jan. 1, 2008 and July 25, 2010.
It is plausible that the fluid injection in the southwest SWD well could have aff ected the in-situ tectonic stress regime on the fault, reactivating it and generating the DFW earthquakes.
there are also numerous earthquakes associated with, and possibly related to, petroleum production.
Yes, Virginia, There Is Induced Seismicity
Most induced seismicity appears to result from activities that alter pore pressure in areas with faults already under stress. “If you force fluids into it, that ‘unlocks’ the fault. These fluids can be water or wastewater, or other stuff, but the most common is water,” Frohlich said. “Studies show that most crustal rock is under stress, and if there are little faults there, they can sometimes shift if fluids reach them,” he noted. Other activities can alter the subsurface and lead to measurable quakes. That includes production activity.
Human activity such as building dams, mining, nuclear weapons testing, oil and gas extraction, and fluid injection can induce seismic events.
On rare occasions, however, fluid injection has induced moderate (magnitude 3.5 to 5.5) felt earthquakes that in a few cases have caused damage.
It is of interest to compare the amount of seismicity that CO2 injection can generate in comparison with water.
Event magnitudes are similar in both cases, and larger event magnitudes appear to correlate with higher injection pressures
"Civilization exists by geological consent, subject to change without notice." William Durant