Thirty years ago this month, the Pacific Northwest experienced one of the most destructive natural disasters in modern history.

Imagining yourself in the shoes of a person experiencing "The Big One" can help us prepare now for a major earthquake, these residents write.

I just got back from Western Oregon. Spectacular region! Dormant snow-capped volcano Mt. Hood, mossy and fern-thick temperate rain forests, huge trees and mild, moist weather. Lots of beasts you don’t ...

The good news about earthquake swarms is they don’t appear to lead to bigger quakes. Not a single one has ever been associated with a major earthquake.” ...

Multiple reports highlight which cities in the U.S. face increased risk of earthquakes, with California topping the list.

In the Pacific Northwest, big faults like the Cascadian subduction zone located offshore, get a lot of attention. But big ...

Over the past month, there has been a swarm of small earthquakes outside of Palm Springs.This week, the earth rumbled up in the Bay Area. They were all small - ...

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