Tuesday, March 1, 2011

It's never too early...

to hype a juicy disaster story:  Could the massive quakes of 200 years ago happen again?

RELATED: Here's a good analysis of the New Madrid Seismic Zone.
Posted by J.P. Buchanan at 12:45 PM
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  1. LyleMarch 1, 2011 at 7:30 PM

    It is not if but when. To assume a fault has just died was what was done in San Francisco before 1906 they thought the San Andreas was done. Now the better question is is it a concern in my lifetime, my kids life time or later? I believe that in the case of natural process we need to assume they will continue unless we have strong evidence and a good reason that they stoped.
    But the real question is are the odds enough to care?

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