According to a team of geologists led by Colin B. Amos from Western Washington University, the subterranean landscape beneath the earth, also known as the lithosphere, is literally separating from the land on top throughout California from the strain of the Extreme Drought. Back in 2011, a 5.2-magnitude earthquake that rocked Lorca, Spain, killing 10 people and causing extensive infrastructure damage, was found to have been caused by the overdraft of water from local aquifers. Could this same disaster occur on the West Coast as well? End Time Headlines http://bit.ly/1srvD2W Natural News Article http://bit.ly/1tlGGu4
West Coast on Alert for Earthquakes from Drought Strain
According to a team of geologists led by Colin B. Amos from Western Washington University, the subterranean landscape beneath the earth, also known as the lithosphere, is literally separating from the land on top throughout California from the strain of the Extreme Drought. Back in 2011, a 5.2-magnitude earthquake that rocked Lorca, Spain, killing 10 people and causing extensive infrastructure damage, was found to have been caused by the overdraft of water from local aquifers. Could this same disaster occur on the West Coast as well? End Time Headlines http://bit.ly/1srvD2W Natural News Article http://bit.ly/1tlGGu4
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