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Link between Cascadia and San Andreas Fault earthquakes discovered 30 years after lost vessel stumbled across key data
These are two very different fault systems, but the sediment record suggests that in the past, at least three San Andreas ...
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San Andreas, Cascadia faults could combine to set off huge double earthquake, new study finds
Scientists from Oregon State University studying sediment layers in the Pacific Ocean have discovered that two of the most notorious faults on the West Coast — the San Andreas Fault in Northern ...
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West Coast's two monster faults could trigger back-to-back earthquakes, new research suggests
New research offers the theory that the San Andreas fault and the Cascadia subduction zone could produce devastating ...
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.0 rocked the San Francisco Bay area early Sunday morning, causing serious damage to the Napa County area, and felt all over Northern California. Much like in the ...
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Santa Cruz Sentinel on MSNEditorial | Remembering the Big One of Oct. 17, 1989, and preparing for the next earthquake
It’s become another distant memory. The Oct. 17, 1989, earthquake demolished much of downtown Santa Cruz, killing three ...
The study out of Oregon State University shows two major faults -- the San Andreas and the Cascadia Subduction Zone -- could be sychronized, meaning an earthquake on one of the faults could trigger a ...
A preliminary magnitude 3.2 earthquake was recorded about 2 miles southeast of Warner Springs, according to USGS.
The temblor reported overnight Monday was felt all over Bay Area; no injuries or major damage were reported, but ...
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