And then there’s the Hayward Fault.
]]>Bryan, I often wonder about the effects of having pumped so much of Texas out from under the ground we stand on. There’s no way that doesn’t have some effect, whether we notice it today or notice it a few years from now.
]]>You can’t go mucking around underground and expect nothing will ever happen. We have too many sinkholes suddenly appearing on the Florida Peninsula not to think about these possibilities.
]]>CG, I saw a mini-tsunami in the pool at my apartment complex in San Diego during a 6.6 when I lived in California, but we didn’t really notice this. We have weapons testing going on around us all the time, and this didn’t amount to the effect of the last MOAB [massive ordnance air burst] test. We assumed it was something at the range.
]]>Now I suppose this means we’ll be getting hurricanes out here.
]]>The Gulf Coast certainly is carrying a lot of baggage these days; most of it man-made.
]]>My Mother refuses to consider moving again, barring the loss of her house to a disaster.
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