Showing posts with label Natural Disasters and Hazards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Natural Disasters and Hazards. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 18, 2015

Excuse me Linc.. We are going to Blow!

Secret documents leaked by government departments to the ABC 7.30 Report reveal a very very serious explosive risk at the Chinchilla UCG plant. (Underground Coal Gasification)

IMG 2271 Chinchilla Weir
The Chinchilla Weir

There was an exclusion placed on 320 kilometers of land surrounding Linc's plant not to dig any deeper than 2 meters.  This is because its all gone very very wrong.  This is because it has become highly unstable.

Hydrogen and Methane and Hydrogen Sulfide have been found by the investigators.

UCG burns subterranean coal seams and converting this to Syngas.  (Hydrogen monoxide)

AIR, AQUIFERS AND SOIL have been contaminated across a huge area by Linc Energy on some prime agricultural land.  This is such a serious incident but it has taken an entire year for the report to be compiled. 

Five CRIMINAL CHARGES are yet to be heard.  Investigators leaked to ABC there are serious risks and the land is ruined due to acidification from toxic contaminants causing huge health and safety risks.  Workers reported deteriorating health and they were constantly ill with headaches, some have left work because they were sick of being sick.

Linc Energy deny everything and they deserve to be put on a Bully Ants Nest ... this is very serious with fines of 5 million dollars and a term in jail.  This should be prosecuted.


GLOBAL HEAD OFFICE

Linc Energy Ltd.
Smellie & Co Building
32 Edward Street
Brisbane, QLD, 4000, Australia
GPO Box 1315, Brisbane, QLD, 4001
Ph: +61 7 3229 0800
Fax: +61 7 3229 6800

CHINCHILLA OFFICE
Linc Energy Ltd.
357 Kummerows Road
Chinchilla, QLD, 4413, Australia
PO Box 469, Chinchilla, QLD, 4413
Ph: +61 7 4665 4175
Fax: +61 7 4665 418


Please READ the STORY HERE



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Monday, March 30, 2015

Radiation Dump from our star, Earthquakes arrive!

Population map close upThis one arrived close by too, just off the coast of Papua New Guinea adjacent to Latangai Island and the New Ireland Province.  A large and powerful 7:6 Earthquake arrived at 10:89

A picture released by the US National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
shows a shakemap of the region
(white cross) in Papua New Guinea
(PNG) where the earthquake occurred .
Photograph: NOAA/EPA
Interactive map: Open
Earthquake Magnitude 7.2M, Depth:10kmon 29/03/2015 23:48 UTC 232322 people within 100km

 Tsunami: The maximum Tsunami wave height is  0.5m in  

Kaubademki, Papua New Guinea. This height is estimated for 30-Mar-2015 00:25:38
 


FatalTsunamis NGDC ITIC Sep2014 thumbnail

 Various hazard maps can be downloaded like this one above in PDF format from HERE

CURRENT TSUNAMI WARNINGS HERE

IMG 9200 Ocean off Urunga  

A normal day at the beach can look like this one minute and next minute the water starts disappearing into the ocean and appears like its not coming back.  It is coming back and when it does it brings the full force of the oceans power with it. 

When this happens there is GDACS  who are Global Disaster Alert and CoOrdinaton Service: They provide a range of services.... GDACS provides alerts and impact estimations after major disasters through a multi-hazard disaster impact assessment service managed by the European Commission Joint Research Centre.

To this end, JRC establishes scientific partnerships with global hazard monitoring organisations. Flood disasters are provided by the Dartmouth Flood Observatory. Relevant data is integrated automatically into GDACS alerts and impact estimations. 

GDACS develops standards and guidelines for international information exchange in disasters. 
GDACS provides the real-time coordination platform “VirtualOSOCC” (http://vosocc.gdacs.org) to disaster managers worldwide.

Source: Volcán Popocatépetl

Due to the radiation dump from the Sun in the week leading up to this earthquake there are volcanic eruptions as well.  The Colima Volcano in Mexico is going off at the moment.
This type of event is called a prominence eruption.  It occurs in the extended, hot outer atmosphere of the sun, called the corona.  The material that appears to glow red is plasma, a mix of electrically charged hydrogen and helium.  Geeked on Goddard
I believe that events like this huge coronal mass ejection trigger events here on Earth with volcanology.  Volcanoes and Earthquakes and strange weather that has extremes seems to resonate to these bursts from the sun.  The extremes this pushes weather to could be the best way to reach the mid point again and reconcile the energy.  These rhythms are happening faster and faster now as the light changes from space faster and faster each day.

Images @ Eminpee Fotography Ocean

Tuesday, May 01, 2012

"Earth and space are about to come into contact in a way that's new to human history."

According to Richard Fisher, head of NASA’s Heliophysics Division.


 I am moving to the The New England area when I get back from Uluru.  I am looking forward to this and to growing our own food again.  I will probably suffer with the cold but that is better than drowning to death.

I am in preparation mode now and I must continue to be in such a state of flux because we are now officially on the move.  The planetary shift is a reality and the earth has the lowest magnetic levels in 2000 years.  The planets are lining up and this is going to make the water rise and fast and it will become a time without electricity. 

We will become like aboriginals again.  The sun and the Moon will be new.  This is an exciting but terrifying time no less.  Some won't even make the transition to the new ways.

My children are all grown up  fairly well.  Montana has a boyfriend and she and him may come up there when I am set up perhaps.  That would be good.

I have much to write in a list form.  I must firstly get a shed and perhaps this will be easy in the Glen Innes area.


Image by Mezza - Full Moon in Early April 2012


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Thursday, January 26, 2012

And on this day many lessons were learned and bridges were burned to the ground


Metaphorically speaking because not much is actually burning around here.  At the moment  this Australia Day finds the place totally inundated and experiencing some fairly serious flooding.


It has been raining for over a week now and the area has a maximum capacity and at the moment we are actually teetering on a real disaster occurring if the rain continues.  The water table is at maximum because of continual steady rain now for a good while.  We wait to see how much the rain falls. 

Tears from  heaven.... to take care of you.. for the ones who have loved and lost.

MODERATE FLOOD WARNING FOR THE BELLINGER RIVER

Issued at 10:36 am EDT on Thursday 26 January 2012
Flood Warning Number: 22
Up to 550 mm has fallen over the Bellinger catchment in the last 4 days. However the rainfall intensity has increased during the last 3 hours with up to 80 mm falling during this period. This has resulted in renewed rises in the Bellinger River.
There is currently moderate flooding at Thora. Bellingen is expected to reach moderate flood level (6.7 metres) around 12 pm.
Further rainfall is predicted for the next 12-24 hours, which could produce further river rises. The situation is being closely monitored and revised predictions issued if necessary.

Latest River Heights:
LocationHeight of RiverDate/Time of Observation
Bellinger R at Thora 4.92m rising10:17 AM THU 26/01/12
Never Never Ck at Gleniffer 2.91m rising10:02 AM THU 26/01/12
Bellinger R at Bellingen Br 5.87m rising10:19 AM THU 26/01/12
Kalang R at Kooroowi (Scotchman)4.16m rising10:19 AM THU 26/01/12
Kalang R at Newry Island 1.19m rising10:19 AM THU 26/01/12
For latest rainfall and river level information see www.bom.gov.au/nsw/flood/


Image by Mezza - Sun hiding in a puddle.


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And on this day many lessons were learned and bridges were burned to the ground


Metaphorically speaking because not much is actually burning around here.  At the moment  this Australia Day finds the place totally inundated and experiencing some fairly serious flooding.


It has been raining for over a week now and the area has a maximum capacity and at the moment we are actually teetering on a real disaster occurring if the rain continues.  The water table is at maximum because of continual steady rain now for a good while.  We wait to see how much the rain falls. 

Tears from  heaven.... to take care of you.. for the ones who have loved and lost.

MODERATE FLOOD WARNING FOR THE BELLINGER RIVER

Issued at 10:36 am EDT on Thursday 26 January 2012
Flood Warning Number: 22
Up to 550 mm has fallen over the Bellinger catchment in the last 4 days. However the rainfall intensity has increased during the last 3 hours with up to 80 mm falling during this period. This has resulted in renewed rises in the Bellinger River.
There is currently moderate flooding at Thora. Bellingen is expected to reach moderate flood level (6.7 metres) around 12 pm.
Further rainfall is predicted for the next 12-24 hours, which could produce further river rises. The situation is being closely monitored and revised predictions issued if necessary.

Latest River Heights:
LocationHeight of RiverDate/Time of Observation
Bellinger R at Thora 4.92m rising10:17 AM THU 26/01/12
Never Never Ck at Gleniffer 2.91m rising10:02 AM THU 26/01/12
Bellinger R at Bellingen Br 5.87m rising10:19 AM THU 26/01/12
Kalang R at Kooroowi (Scotchman)4.16m rising10:19 AM THU 26/01/12
Kalang R at Newry Island 1.19m rising10:19 AM THU 26/01/12
For latest rainfall and river level information see www.bom.gov.au/nsw/flood/


Image by Mezza - Sun hiding in a puddle.


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