New Madrid Jolt timeline
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Comment by Kojima 8 hours ago
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SAGE Seismic Monitor-Map
* 2025/10/28 T23:55UTC
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Comment by Juan F Martinez 12 hours ago
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New Madrid earthquake, Ozora, Missouri, 27.10.25.
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SAGE Seismic Monitor-Map
* 2025/10/27 T23:55UTC
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SAGE Seismic Monitor-Map
* 2025/10/25 T23:54UTC
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Comment by Tracie Crespo on Friday
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Álamo Temapache, Veracruz, Mexico—A severe crude oil spill was reported in the Pantepec River, generating alarm among the inhabitants of riparian communities and fishermen who depend on this tributary for their daily activities.
According to preliminary information, the pollution would have been caused by a possible leak in a pipeline of Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX), which caused large amounts of crude oil to spread over several kilometers of the channel, affecting the aquatic flora and fauna of the area.
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Mississippi River conditions worsening for shipping. As of Sept. 23, the Army Corps of Engineers reported the Mississippi River at St. Louis is more than 22 feet lower than at the end of July — an almost 95% drop in less than 2 months — & about 90% below the average stage observed since early 2019, Daniel Munch, American Farm Bureau Federation economist, wrote in a Sept. 25 MarketIntel news release.
SB traffic near Memphis is now limited to barges drawing no more than 10.5 feet of water & tows no wider than 6 barges. NB traffic faces even tighter limits, with barge drafts capped at 10 feet.
More barges will be needed to move the same quantity of products, & more boats will be needed to move smaller groups of barges, pressuring capacity. Those restrictions have already led to steep declines in SB grain traffic.
It reported that in just about a month, total SB Mississippi River grain shipments decreased from 2.4 million short tons to 502,000 short tons. A 79% drop.
https://agupdate.com/iowafarmertoday/news/article_dac00784-7919-482...
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BRIDGE CLOSED: KENTON CO., Kentucky—The 12th Street (Girl Scout) Bridge, which crosses the Licking River and connects KY-1120 between Kenton and Campbell counties, has been closed for emergency repairs as of Monday afternoon.
The closure is due to an issue with a bridge joint, which the KYTC identified earlier that day. To ensure safety, the KYTC has closed the bridge and initiated emergency repair work. Construction crews are using hydraulic jacks to lift the bridge and will install new bearings underneath to support the structure and allow it to adapt to weight changes.
The bridge is expected to reopen on Oct. 27, though the schedule may be adjusted based on weather or other factors.
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Recent some major earthquakes worldwide [2025/10/5 - 2025/10/18]
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