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Climate Change, Climate disruption, Fossil fuel industry, Methane Gas Leak California, Nature & Environment, Southern California
Infrared view of natural gas leak – Aliso Canyon Storage Facility
Southern California Gas Company – January 6, 2016
California’s 1,200 Tons Methane a Day Leak
California is facing the largest natural gas leak ever recorded. The leak has displaced over 2,000 families in Porter Ranch, a neighborhood about 25 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles. It’s caused evacuations and forced two schools to close. And it’s been going on for two months.
~ Learn more about the leak at Environmental Defense Fund
Reblogged this on Guyanese Online.
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Thanks for the reblog, Cyril 🙂
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Methane emission affecting Climate Change will certainly disrupt nation building and community development – not only in Porter Ranch, but everywhere. Authorities need to STOP THE LEAK !! TFS, Rosaliene.
~Leonard Dabydeen
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Leonard, the company is working to stop the leak. Here’s an excerpt from the latest news from Democracy Now:
“SoCalGas says it could take two to three months to stop the breach. California Governor Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency in the area last week. On Wednesday, California Senators Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer asked federal officials to investigate the leak and see if there’s a faster way to contain it. The Los Angeles city attorney and Los Angeles County have filed a lawsuit against SoCalGas.”
http://www.democracynow.org/2016/1/14/as_california_methane_leak_displaces_thousands
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Fukushima East? Add it to the many nuclear power plants on the Pacific ring of fire, from Asia to North America, and then tell me how intelligent man is.
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Sadly, our greed clouds our vision 😦
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Reblogged this on necltr and commented:
Another disaster waiting to happen-or underway.
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Thanks for the re-blog! Much appreciated 🙂
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