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03-02-2010, 09:20 PM
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Humans have no impact on the motion of the Earth's molten core that generates forces that cause the tectonic plates to shift. Even a fifth grader who passed their "earth sciences" class should be able to grasp that concept.  Only an open mind and open heart can be filled with life. ********************* Find your voice; silence will not protect you.
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03-02-2010, 10:23 PM
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... “The Central Plateau, including the region of Thomonde, the plain of the Cul-de-Sac and the bay of Port-au-Prince are full of hydrocarbons,”he said adding that “the oil reserves of Haiti are more important than those of Venezuela.” “An Olympic pool compared to a glass of water; that is the comparison to illustrate the importance of Haitian oil compared with those of Venezuela,”..." Are We in Haiti because of Oil? In the midst of a natural disaster and catastrophe in Chile, the metals and mining industry is likely to see positive price supports in the near future. "One major factor that drives the price of metals is the efficiency and speed of extraction of the metal in the production and mining process. According to analysts, this process is likely to be hindered. The good news is that most of Chile’s copper deposits and port facilities are in the northern half of the nation and had no major reports of damage. However, despite locality, numerous copper mines, responsible for more that 15% of Chile’s copper output halted operations as a result of the quake. ..." ETFs That Could Benefit From Chile’s Earthquake | Daily Markets The US would get some benefits out of it. But oil and copper for the economy's sake? They can do better.
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03-02-2010, 11:38 PM
wow, thanks for the lesson i acept my errors lol
 but You see you know the oil drills and such That sucks up all the oil on earth Well oil is like a liquid to keep the plates sliding and steady When you take away the cushion Its unstable So then maybe due to that it can cause earthquakes
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03-03-2010, 12:48 AM
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Uhh...while that hasn't been scientifically proven or disproved, usually earthquakes occur in areas where hard, rocky slabs slide against each other to release tremendous amounts of energy. Oil zones tend to come from murky mushy rock and when this section of land slides it releases very low amounts of energy. ♥Proud Wife of a U.S. Airman♥
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