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It's been nearly a year since the sinkhole appeared near Bayou Corne in Assumption Parish, Louisiana. The sinkhole is now 22 acres and likely to grow more. A salt dome cavern operated by Texas Brine …
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Residents of the area around the Louisiana sinkhole have been reporting tremors, but the USGS has not detected any earthquakes. At a meeting held about the Assumption Parish sinkhole, local residents …
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The sinkhole in Assumption Parish is quite a bit larger. Natural gas has entered a nearby aquifer from the Texas Brine cavern. Cleanup continues, but it's dangerous because of the instability of the …
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The latest video flyover of the sinkhole in Assumption Parish shows no change in the size of the sinkhole. Some new seismic activity has been detected. Hurricane Isaac doesn't seem to have changed …
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The sinkhole near Bayou Corne, Louisiana is holding steady. Hurricane Isaac dumped a lot of rain on Assumption Parish, trees are down and power is out (but being restored), and the sinkhole is the …
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