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Op-Ed: Mega-Quake - Are we next?

Large earthquakes have occurred all along the pacific plate boundaries. The west coast of North America is overdue for a major earthquake as is the Cascadia subduction zone off of the coast of Seattle, Washington.

In the Media by Brian Ringland - 3 comments

Central Mississippi area preparing for possible dangerous quake

Events are being held this year and next to observe the 200th anniversary of the great 1811 and 1812 New Madrid earthquakes, in a region scientists tell us could see a catastrophe again as government officials prepare residents in the event of disaster.

In the Media by Carol Forsloff - 2 comments

Intense seismic activity persists in Philippines

Manila - The Philippines continues to be struck by moderate and strong earthquakes. In the past six days, the country has witnessed five earthquakes measuring between 6.5-magnitude and 7.6-magnitude. Meanwhile, new earthquakes have been reported.

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Marsquake: How Rumblings Could Bolster Life on Mars

If seismic activity on Mars is recent, and it can be traced to a volcano, it could mean that there is a source of heat to melt ice and provide potential habitats for simple forms of life.

Earthquake swarm strikes off West Coast again

Experts say a "swarm" of small earthquakes off the northwest coast of Vancouver Island are part of the normal seismic activity in the area, and they could continue for several more days.

Chevron plans seismic testing in Beaufort Sea

Chevron Canada is preparing to do 3D seismic work in the Beaufort Sea this summer as part of its oil and gas exploration program.

U.S. groups sue over seismic tests in beluga habitat

A lawsuit challenging petroleum exploration in Alaska's Cook Inlet was filed Tuesday by four groups, including an Alaska Native village, that claim seismic testing will harm endangered beluga whales.

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