Chris Goldfinger studied the Cascadia and San Andreas faults, suggesting one may trigger the other.
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Updated Aug 14
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What happened
Chris Goldfinger studied the Cascadia and San Andreas faults, suggesting one may trigger the other.
Who's involved
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The Cascadia subduction zone is facing a shared fault system vulnerability affecting the region.Also in this story
- Seismic activity was felt in Whidbey Island and Seattle as tectonic plates rubbed beneath the surface.
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- Seattle's CEO co-chairs awards committee in Portland.
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Chris Goldfinger
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