Texas Sinkhole
This is a zine dedicated to news, developments and pictures about the sinkhole that has opened up in southeastern Texas.
Posted by
jasmina
3 hours ago
(http://www.squidoo.com)
View profile
Category: World
|
Tags:
daisetta
texas
houston
sinkhole
A massive sinkhole has appeared in Daisetta, Texas. This hole (codename: Texas Sinkhole) has swallowed up oil field equipment, poles and some vehicles since surfacing just outside the southeast Texas community of Daisetta...
Read Full Story
Written by
tatiana on
tatiana on
Well, kind of. In the small town of Daisetta, Texas, an already large sinkhole is slowly growing, and believed to be at least 600 feet long and 150 feet deep. Since Wednesday, the sinkhole has already swallowed up oil field equipment and some vehicles. There are currently no reports of injuries or home damage, but the hole is still growing. The Daisetta Police Department has shut down roads to the area, and they're hoping it will stop growing. But who knows if that will ever happen? The...
Read Full Story
A giant Texas sinkhole that formed last week is now a lake so big it's become home to an alligator.
More perspectives...
A giant Texas sinkhole that formed last week is now a lake so big it's become home to an alligator.
More perspectives...
So far, no pollutants have been detected. Petroleum refiner Sunoco Inc. secured two 6-inch crude oil pipelines near the sinkhole that had started to leak Wednesday.
More perspectives...
From msnbc.msn.com
()
And now, we present a newscast from the heart of Daisetta, Texas, where a sinkhole is threatening to swallow all of Liberty County... Category: Spaced City
More perspectives...
A giant Texas sinkhole that formed last week is now a lake so big it's become home to an alligator.
More perspectives...
THE ORANGE LEADER ORANGE, Texas - A massive sinkhole, possibly caused by the collapse of a salt dome, opened up in the small town of Daisetta on Wednesday.
More perspectives...
Scenes from the Sinkhole near Daisetta,Texas : Down and down it goes, swallowing barrels, tires, poles and vehicles... Houston Art Car Parade, Part Two : Saturday, May 10.
More perspectives...
