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[New post] Climate unraveling across planet: 1000 record highs broken in U.S. in one week
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Climate unraveling across planet: 1000 record highs broken in U.S. in one weekby The Extinction Protocol

June 28, 2012 – CLIMATE - Hundreds of heat-related records recently have fallen across the United States. In the past week, 1,011 records have been broken around the country, including 251 new daily high temperature records on Tuesday. Tulsa tied its calendar day record high for June 25, 105 degrees, on Monday. The heat is creating consequences ranging from the catastrophic to the comical, from wildfires in the Rocky Mountains to frying bacon on an Oklahoma sidewalk. If forecasts hold, more records could fall in the coming days in the central and western parts of the country. University of Victoria climate scientist Andrew Weaver says the current heat wave “is bad now by our current definition,” but that this will be “far more common in the years ahead.” No matter where you are this week, the objective is the same: stay cool. –Tulsa World


India bakes in lingering heat wave: The sweltering heat wave that had much of North India in a stranglehold for over two months eased marginally today with sporadic showers in many places pushing down the mercury level. A brief spell of light rains in capital Delhi, however, failed to bring much relief with the mercury level stubbornly staying above normal. The maximum temperature was recorded at 40.2 degrees Celsius, three notches above normal, while the minimum settled at 31 degrees Celsius. After simmering for over a month under an intense hot spell, the desert state of Rajasthan heaved a sigh of relief with the mercury level dropping marginally in many places. Churu remained the hottest in the state with a day temperature of 42.3 degrees Celsius, while SriGanganagar and Bikaner recorded maximums of 41.6 and 39.7 degrees Celsius respectively. According to the MeT department the temperature in many parts of the state dropped below 40 degrees Celsius, bringing respite to people. Kota, Barmer and Jaipur recorded a high of 39.4, 39 and 38.7 degrees Celsius respectively, it said. The heat wave ebbed marginally in Punjab and Haryana as well with the temperature recording a drop of up to three notches. However, a high humidity level of up to 60 per cent played spoilsport and forced most people to remain indoors. Amritsar was the hottest in the region with a high of 41.2 degrees Celsius, three notches above normal, while Hisar and Ludhiana recorded maximums of 40.6 degrees and 38.7 degrees Celsius respectively, both a notch each above normal. Among other places, temperatures at Ambala and Patiala settled at an identical high of 38.1 degrees Celsius, a degree above normal, while Chandigarh saw a maximum of 37 degrees Celsius.

–IBNThe Extinction Protocol | June 28, 2012 at 3:05 pm | Categories: Civilizations unraveling, Climate unraveling, Drought, Earth Changes, Earth Watch, Extreme Weather Event, Heatwave, Signs of Magnetic Field weakening | URL: http://wp.me/p1eYXc-6dp

[New post] Day of reckoning approaching: scientists warn New Zealand’s Alpine fault about due for a 8.0 magnitude earthquake
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Day of reckoning approaching: scientists warn New Zealand’s Alpine fault about due for a 8.0 magnitude earthquake

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June 28, 2012 – NEW ZEALAND - GNS Science and University of Nevada-Reno scientists have found that the southern part of the 800 kilometre-long fault which runs along the western edge of the Southern Alps from Marlborough to Milford Sound causes quakes of around magnitude 8 every 330 years on average. Dating leaves and seeds from a river terrace at Hokuri Creek near Lake McKerrow in far northwestern Southland, just north of Milford Sound, revealed 24 Alpine Fault quakes between 6000BC and the present. Other research has found the most recent was in 1717, meaning the next may be only 30 or 40 years away, based on averages. Professor Richard Norris, from the geology department at Otago University, said the Alpine Fault had the highest level of probability for rupture of any fault in New Zealand. “Westland obviously is at high risk, with widespread damage likely and roads, bridges and other transport links likely to be badly affected (as well as the tourist trade),” he said. The fault crossed the main West Coast road in many places, and with an estimated 8m displacement would completely destroy it. “Intensities further east in places like Queenstown, Te Anau, Wanaka and Mt Cook will be high enough to cause landslips and do damage,” Norris said. “Further east in the major cities of Christchurch and Dunedin, the intensities will be lower but the duration of shaking could still be sufficient to damage poorly constructed buildings...and possibly cause some liquefaction.” Places such as Nelson, Wellington and Invercargill could also expect to feel some shaking. Project leader Kelvin Berryman of GNS Science said “a major earthquake in the near future would not be a surprise. Equally it could be up to 100 years away. The bottom line is, if not in our lifetimes then increasingly likely in our children's or our grandchildren's.” The study's findings, published today in the journal Science, were new and internationally significant, Berryman said. Auckland University biostatics professor Thomas Lumley said the intervals between quakes on the Alpine Fault tended to be quite close to the average interval, with relatively little spread.



–Stuff The Extinction Protocol | June 28, 2012 at 3:05 pm | Categories: Civilizations unraveling, Earth Changes, Earth Watch, Earthquake Omens?, High-risk potential hazard zone, Lithosphere collapse & fisssure, Potential Earthchange hotspot, Seismic tremors, Signs of Magnetic Field weakening, Time - Event Acceleration, Volcano Watch | URL: http://wp.me/p1eYXc-6du

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Mysterious bubbles and houses are shifting in Bayou Corne, Louisianaby The Extinction Protocol

June 30, 2012 – ASSUMPTION PARISH, LA - Mysterious bubbles are rising up out of an Assumption Parish bayou. Officials are trying to figure what's causing them. Take a ride down Bayou Corne, and there are bubbles of all sizes along the waterway. “We have reported on May 30th a pipeline leak, which started us coming out and investigating a bubbling in Bayou Corne," said Assumption Parish Homeland Security Director John Boudreaux. Since then though, pipeline officials have not ruled that out just yet, but said it's unlikely. So now, investigators are going through the process of elimination. By coincidence, since the bubbling began, many in Assumption Parish are worried. “Our houses are shifting and there are cracks in our sheet rock and our foundation,” said Jason Hugh. “My home moved, and my home shook. My home moved, and I'm on cement,” said Debra Charlet. Officials don't know yet whether the two are related. Boudreaux has taken samples of the bubbles and sent them off for testing. Those samples are expected back in the next couple of weeks. Officials are monitoring the bubbles twice a day. As for now, no evacuations have been issued and the waterways remain open. -WAFB contribution by Emanni

The Extinction Protocol | June 30, 2012 at 1:28 am | Categories: 2012, Acquatic Ecosystem crash, Civilizations unraveling, Earth Changes, Earth Watch, Environmental Threat, High-risk potential hazard zone, Land fissures, cracks, sinkholes, Time - Event Acceleration, Unsolved Mystery | URL: http://wp.me/p1eYXc-6fi

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Mystery sound felt or heard in all corners of San Diego County leaves experts puzzled
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June 30, 2012 – SAN DIEGO - Residents from Chula Vista to Oceanside reported a large rumble around 12:45 p.m. Friday. The mysterious sensation was described by some people as sounding like a door slamming while others said it was strong enough to rattle windows. A check of the U.S. Geological Survey website showed no earthquake activity. NBC 7 San Diego's Dagmar Midcap was in Del Mar at the time and described it as a “Sonic rumble” She tweeted, “according to my contacts at USGS, not seismic but rather sonic.” Two months ago, when San Diegans heard a similar sound, there was evidence of chaff on weather radar. Chaff is a material sometimes emitted during military exercises. On Friday, however, Tina Stall with the National Weather Service said there was no visible chaff in the area at the time the noise was reported. The mysterious sound had both residents and experts scratching their heads. Scripps Institution of Oceanography scientist Kristoffer Walker said he felt it too, and looked into microphones recorded from MCAS Miramar. Evidence from his research revealed an answer. “There was indeed an atmospheric tremor, or “skyquake,” Walker said. “The likely cause of these 'skyquakes' is routine military activity very far off the coast of San Diego (at least 50 miles away) in zones that are designated military training zones.” Typically, we don't hear these “skyquakes.” But when the wind reaches speeds of over 100 miles per hour, the sound can reach parts of San Diego, Walker said. A spokesperson from Camp Pendleton said Marines are not training with anything unusual. They often train with various military equipment and will be training with tanks both Saturday and Sunday. -NBCSD contribution by Emanni

The Extinction Protocol | June 30, 2012 at 1:06 am | Categories: Earth Changes, Earth Watch, Earthquake Omens?, Mystery Boom & Shaking, Strange unexplained noises, Unknown phenomena in the sky, Unsolved Mystery | URL: http://wp.me/p1eYXc-6fc

Cyrellys wrote:New post on The Extinction Protocol: 2012 and beyond

Mystery sound felt or heard in all corners of San Diego County leaves experts puzzled
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Having lived in San Diego for most of my live this seems to be an on going thing. The military jets are not suppose to break the sound barrier but that does not stop them. They are also not supposed to fly low over residential neighborhoods but it still happens anyways from time to time. There is just so many bases in San Diego it just seems to be something that happens from time to time.

Hi IPFreely,

This particular report is similar to a good dozen or so others from other places where there isn't military aircraft activity. The one thing that seems to be common to them all is the locals being seismic or volcanic zones.

Also alot of farmers & ranchers have commented this year about the livestock acting weird. Horses are reacting to somthing in their environment up here in MT and no one can put a finger on it and the cattle are unusually restless per the guys in my area.

I have wondered if it has anything to do with the uptick in seismic and volcanic activity worldwide. That stuff usually generates what is normally subaudible levels of sound out of reach of most human hearing. If pressure is building then one might theoretically experience an increase in strange sounds up into the audible range sort of like a house creaking in a increasing windstorm.

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Lightning seen around erupting New Zealand’s White Island volcano
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August 10, 2012 – NEW ZEALAND - Flashes of lightning have been reported coming from White Island as the volcano continues to erupt since Sunday. White Island, which lies 48 kilometers off the Bay of Plenty coast, was raised to a Volcanic Alert Level 2 after a surveillance camera captured a small eruption from its crater last week. Whakatane Police said they received a number of calls reporting lightning of different colours since just after 7pm. GNS visited the island, which is New Zealand's most active cone volcano, this morning and confirmed it was still erupting with a 300 metre plume of ash spewing from the crater. GNS scientist Michael Rosenberg said volcanic lightning is quite common and is a result of ash generating static electricity. There were also reports this afternoon of ash falling on Papamoa, which is on the coast near Tauranga. “It is extremely fine, but it's visible on cars,” said Carol Congalton. GNS scientist Brad Scott said “A relatively new vent seems to have formed at the back of the crater lake and it's a very open vent and volcanic ash has been emitted from that.” The Aviation Colour Code remains at orange, meaning the volcano is “exhibiting heightened unrest.” The volcano's first ash eruption since 2001 poses the highest level of risk for visitors to the island, GNS said, but it is not a threat to the mainland. GNS advises visitors to take a high level of caution, with possible health risks including ash and acid gas exposure, respiratory issues, and skin and eye sensitivity to acid gases. Scientists said the eruption could last a few days or weeks, or like the last one, which erupted for 25 years. –TVNZ

The Extinction Protocol | August 10, 2012 at 1:01 am | Categories: 2012, Earth Changes, Earth Watch, Earthquake Omens?, Environmental Threat, High-risk potential hazard zone, Potential Earthchange hotspot, Seismic tremors, Signs of Magnetic Field weakening, Volcanic Eruption, Volcano Watch | URL: http://wp.me/p1eYXc-6DS

Cyrellys wrote:Hi IPFreely,

This particular report is similar to a good dozen or so others from other places where there isn't military aircraft activity. The one thing that seems to be common to them all is the locals being seismic or volcanic zones.

Well many people do not think of San Diego as having any major faults but in fact one day that city may be destroyed because of the unusual fault it has. The Rose Canyon fault runs just inland to the north of the city and right though downtown then entering the ocean about at border. The great danger is this fault has not released a quake at least since the Spanish mission was built there and that is because right about center of this fault it has been held in place by a large rock called Mount Solidad (more of a large foothill really). And this is allowing for a great stress to build up. The USGS knows it and I have see the deformation of coastal roads in a years time more or less and watched a sand bar rise in the bay to become a little isle in the matter of a few years. All this happening on the fault line and when the day comes that the pressure sheers that rock its going to be bad. Very likely at least a 8.5. That being said You may be right I have been in a few moderately large Quakes having lived most my life in L.A. and San Diego and the noise is indescribable.

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October 10, 2012 – TEXAS - The three earthquakes that shook North Texas late last month left many mildly rattled residents scratching their heads. North Texas is not on any major fault lines, and area residents are likely more familiar with tornadoes than other violent natural disruptions, but the two earthquakes that struck West Dallas and Irving on September 29 registered a 3.4 and 3.1 on the Richter scale, respectively. A third quake in Irving the next day registered at 2.1. The quakes were strong enough to be felt, but there have been no reports of the seismic shifts causing any damages or injuries. “Anything that can be felt is a noticeable earthquake in Texas,” geography professor Reid Ferring said. North Texas does not have the geological conditions necessary to create large earthquakes, and historical data indicates that the recent seismic activity is not necessarily indicative of future earthquakes, Ferring said. Environmental activists questioned whether there was a connection between the quakes and gas drilling at the Barnett Shale in North Texas. A recent study conducted by Cliff Frohlich, a senior research scientist at the University of Texas’ Institute for Geophysics, found a connection between injection wells used to dispose of fracking wastewater – a byproduct of a drilling method used frequently in North Texas – and small quakes in North Texas. The study found that most earthquakes in the Barnett Shale region occur within a few miles of one or more injection wells used to dispose of wastes associated with petroleum production, according to a University of Texas press release. The study indicates that fracking itself does not lead to an increase in earthquakes, but that there is some correlation between disposal of fracking wastewater and tiny quakes. Other experts have said there is little connection between gas drilling in North Texas and these recent earthquakes. Seismologist and SMU professor Brian Stump told NBC News that he does not believe fracking or gas drilling was a cause for the earthquakes, and Ferring said last month’s tremors were likely just fluke occurrences. “It could just be a really natural rare event and very difficult to relate to any human activity,” Ferring said. According to the United States Geological Survey, the largest earthquake ever recorded in Texas was a 5.8 in 1931 near Valentine, Texas. “They may be alarming to some people. We don’t like to hear our houses shake,” Ferring said. “But I don’t think there’s any real threat to property, to buildings, to people or to water that we drink.” –Pegasus News

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Thanks Cy,

Fracking is the likely culprit imo. I've been giving some time to investigate fracking of late.

I was once in the industrial concrete industry, product manufacturing and technician training school. The majority of all concrete breakdown is caused by the the internal metal rebar rusting within the concrete, causing pressure that builds up over time and ultimately leads to sudden cracking of the concrete structure.

Fracking for gas extraction, could cause the same dynamics.

Yes Fracking is probably a possibility. But I also cross-reference all possibilities and range wide for information with possible relation....

suggestion: we have a problem with the gulf - it is leaking again, there is fracturing being noted on the ocean floor, bubbling is expanding in the state of Louisiana and pressure building in the vicinity of the salt dome problem there - methane being tasted in well waters,

this just a symptom of a bigger problem...

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Lindsey Williams reports drilling has stopped in the big rig off the coast of Alaska - pressure is too great like what happened in the gulf.

Increase in volcanic activity - new volcanic activity world wide.

sulfur stench along with earthquake clusters & bubbling in lake in CA noted by local residents - volcanic activity.

weird sounds in Washington State - emerging in Silent Quakes. Tremor-and-slip events...these are found to be precursors to mega-thrusts "that can move whole coastlines centimeters in a matter of seconds". "Recently, however, researchers have spotted an almost imperceptible signal - a kind of "silent quake" - that seems to provide some warning of impending disaster. And with so much at stake, emergency planners in Mexico City, Vancouver and Tonankai, Japan, have already begun to react." from Silent Alarm, written by Christina Reed in New Scientist Magazine.

6.4 quake recently in Antarctica
quakes on the East Coast USA

Observers of satellite photos have been noting puffs or venting? Clouds at the planet surface in places throughout TX, and Gulf states.

Admin wrote:Yes Fracking is probably a possibility. But I also cross-reference all possibilities and range wide for information with possible relation....

suggestion: we have a problem with the gulf - it is leaking again, there is fracturing being noted on the ocean floor, bubbling is expanding in the state of Louisiana and pressure building in the vicinity of the salt dome problem there - methane being tasted in well waters,

this just a symptom of a bigger problem...

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Lindsey Williams reports drilling has stopped in the big rig off the coast of Alaska - pressure is too great like what happened in the gulf.

Increase in volcanic activity - new volcanic activity world wide.

sulfur stench along with earthquake clusters & bubbling in lake in CA noted by local residents - volcanic activity.

weird sounds in Washington State - emerging in Silent Quakes. Tremor-and-slip events...these are found to be precursors to mega-thrusts "that can move whole coastlines centimeters in a matter of seconds". "Recently, however, researchers have spotted an almost imperceptible signal - a kind of "silent quake" - that seems to provide some warning of impending disaster. And with so much at stake, emergency planners in Mexico City, Vancouver and Tonankai, Japan, have already begun to react." from Silent Alarm, written by Christina Reed in New Scientist Magazine.

6.4 quake recently in Antarctica
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Observers of satellite photos have been noting puffs or venting? Clouds at the planet surface in places throughout TX, and Gulf states.

You guys rock. They were fracking out in my neck of the woods not too, too long ago. Regs tightened up and they stopped. Its a real problem, but any energy buff here in Texas will tell you otherwise now with regs in place.

Ohio, Maryland, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia, you're up next: http://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=632bf6e1-31b3-4cfc-9d33-6a1b833d74f1&utm_source=Lexology+Daily+Newsfeed&utm_medium=HTML+email+-+Body+-+Federal+section&utm_campaign=Lexology+subscriber+daily+feed&utm_content=Lexology+Daily+Newsfeed+2012-10-11&utm_term=

Thanks HouTexan,
Interesting article. Well it's a positive find for your (USA) future energy reserves.

An odd thought has occurred to me. quote: "The USGS’s Utica Shale assessment covered areas in Maryland, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia."

There's be undergrounds in them there hills. Y'know - President retreats with all the fixins, if you catch my drift. And those frankin boys, if theys not too careful, might'n shoot m'selves in the foot.