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It'll be cool if you can find a link to that article about the sloughing-off of land! BTW this post of yours is wonderful. It could've been been an editorial in a Hawaiiian newspaper, so very informative! 
Yes, I hear that Oahu is rebuilding its sewage system because of it crumbling and leaking weekly just like the even foot-wide water main breaks. That apparently makes the local news there weekly? it sounds.
Oh man, you grew-up in true Hawaii and are indeed one of the ones that can be saddened by the erosion! Sigh...
Forever learning, life is grand and I just want you to know that I am enjoying our sharing on these things, a lot.
Save Life, are you lurking, reading? or not here lately? I hope you are fine.
Would you prefer that we start another Earthquake thread instead of using this one of yours? If so, please just speak it and consider it done. We could even move our posts to our new thread, deleting them here. Not a problem so am asking you!
Uh oh, dig this Utah 4.0 that's new, still red on USGS map. It's very, very shallow. Not marked as a quarry blast but they're not that big of magnitude, least the ton of times I've noticed.
This says only 1.0 kilometer deep. That's hardly more than one-third of a mile deep, right? I forget, not liking the metric system.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/e...al_summary
Yes, I hear that Oahu is rebuilding its sewage system because of it crumbling and leaking weekly just like the even foot-wide water main breaks. That apparently makes the local news there weekly? it sounds.
Oh man, you grew-up in true Hawaii and are indeed one of the ones that can be saddened by the erosion! Sigh...
Forever learning, life is grand and I just want you to know that I am enjoying our sharing on these things, a lot.
Save Life, are you lurking, reading? or not here lately? I hope you are fine.
Would you prefer that we start another Earthquake thread instead of using this one of yours? If so, please just speak it and consider it done. We could even move our posts to our new thread, deleting them here. Not a problem so am asking you!
Uh oh, dig this Utah 4.0 that's new, still red on USGS map. It's very, very shallow. Not marked as a quarry blast but they're not that big of magnitude, least the ton of times I've noticed.
This says only 1.0 kilometer deep. That's hardly more than one-third of a mile deep, right? I forget, not liking the metric system.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/e...al_summary