they may find.
We are speaking here primarily of lead poisoning, which is not a problem man expects from the water nature provides.
Lead settles and over eons settles down out of the way, but after a cataclysm the lead heavy mantle has been spewed
out over the landscape, most of this vomit in the form of fine billowing dust.
Will the ground water not be safe? Depends. During the cataclysms the ground is heaved and jerked, and any wells or
piping will be shattered. In that the ground water is as likely to carry poisons as the surface, having filtered down from the surface, what looks like pure water from underground may be, again, a slow death. Ground water also is subject to
contact with the lead heavy mantle, which most often does not make it all the way to the surface during eruptions. If
one cannot trust the usual water supply, what to do? Distillation processes or recycling water known to be pure are two approaches likely to provide a steady supply of water. This may seem tedious to those so used to taking fresh, pure
water for granted, but those who prepare for the times ahead will not find themselves suddenly without one of life's
necessities.
Man dies without air in minutes, without water in days, and without food over weeks. Bread may be the staff of life,
but water is life itself!
Our advise on distilling water to remove heavy metals such as lead presumes that volcanic ash will be falling, be
included in the rain or fog, and accumulate on the ground. There are several factors to consider. First, the land may be at a site where little rain falls, outside of the volcanic drift, high so that most heavy ash has dropped before arriving, and have little problem with this. Second, heavy rainfall may outweigh the lead content, wash this way in good runoff,
such that there is scarcely any accumulation or it is so diluted as to be negligible. Third, the land may be directly in volcanic ash path, from a volcano that lasts for centuries after the shift, and be unlivable for far longer than the 25
years we have given as a guide. Thus, there is simply no general statements about when ground or rain water will be
OK. One must use their judgment about such matter.
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Mankind lives in an uneasy peace with the poisons he has developed. Some of them, such as lead spewed into the air
by cars burning leaded fuels or the chloride compounds eating into the ozone layer, seem innocuous until a buildup
occurs. Others, such as tankers of acid or jars of caustic lye, are labeled as poisons and treated accordingly. These
poisons, stored in bulk where they are manufactured or by the industries that use them, will explode during the massive earthquakes the cataclysms bring, and spread worldwide by the hurricane force winds. Add to this the stores of nuclear
bombs, stockpiled during the cold war, which might be triggered during earthquakes, or leak radiation as would
damaged nuclear power plants. How livable will the Earth be, after the cataclysms, when mankind will find all his
poisons have spilled in his backyard?
Several factors will be at play during the cataclysms that are
Poisons, such as acids or caustics, do their worst damage because of their concentration. Diluted, they are
essentially harmless. Your stomach acid, in concentration, would eat through your carpet, but diluted is
something you are scarcely aware of. Between the tidal waves, the torrential downpours that seem endless after
the cataclysms, and the hurricane force winds that accompany the pole shift, dispersal and dilution is very
thorough. There will scarcely be any chemical stores that do not rupture and disperse, during the cataclysms. The
Aftertime will find mankind with a cleaner environment, due to this, as he will be unprepared and unable to get
back into the poison production business for some time.
Where radioactive substances, such as those that go into the production of nuclear bombs or nuclear power
plants, lie buried or cast upon the surface of the Earth after the cataclysms, the locale will be unhealthy, and
would injure those humans living near or on the site. Radiation poisoning can be insidious or devastating, but
will
Radioactive dust, where explosions do occur, will be dispersed so thoroughly that it is rendered harmless. Where
nuclear bombs explode, in their silos or warehouses, and where nuclear power plants rupture and the reactors
proceed for a time unchecked, creating a meltdown - there will be radioactivity in the locale, making this
unhealthy, but these will be
Buried mines, missiles, and armaments will
those who might be nearby at the time. Just as your cities will not survive, with tall buildings crashing down,
likewise missiles of death will not be spared. Unless deactivated and disassembled, missiles will almost to a one
be destroyed. Hand guns munitions, where the bullets can be padded and kept separate, or are placed in a
protective fluid, may survive. Thus the weapons of war, a type of pollution in our opinion, will be
