Earthquakes and gold mine

[Bigtimber2]

I live roughly 5 miles from the gold mine and haven't felt the first earthquake. All the out of state riff raff that came to work there is the real natural disaster .

The mine wrote me an open P.O. I love construction. Those yellow belly Salamander be dammed. My aunt is leaving me a house with 2 acres not too far away I am hoping they expand.


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[JABIII]

As much as I hate that mine and the naked greed it represents, the gold mine didn't create the unique geology going on over there. The gold mine is there because of it.

[2thDoc]

exactly...and how many quakes has white pond survived? a lot.

[3 1/2" MAGUM]

Something else for the brain trust to contemplate. The effects of ground water depletion.

[2thDoc]

i'm out

[Tater]

Fluoride in the ground water is a more likely culprit.

[2thDoc]

well then you can deal with woodie's response on your own, dammit!

[3 1/2" MAGUM]

Fluoride in the ground water is a more likely culprit.

and gophers. Don't forget about the gophers.

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[rp]

Have y'all not heard about Monticello? More than one source has said that 7,000 acre lake is exerting pressure that causes the settling which is what the quakes are from. Completed in 1978 and it is settling in.

[JABIII]