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Part Of California's San Andreas Fault Primed For Major Earthquake, Says Study
Scientists have long been monitoring the San Andreas fault Line that is predicted to be the source of the 'Big One'. It separates the Pacific and North American tectonic plates.
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Magnitude-4.4 Earthquake Shakes Southern California Suburbs
A moderate earthquake shook an inland area of Southern California near San Bernardino on Tuesday night, startling thousands across a heavily populated area.
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Water Extraction Boosts California Earthquake Risk: Study
Relentless pumping of water to irrigate farms in part of California's Central Valley is boosting the risk of earthquakes on the San Andreas fault, geologists said on Wednesday.
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Moderate earthquake shakes Southern California
A moderate earthquake has rattled Southern California. The US Geological Survey says the magnitude 4.1 quake struck 8:07 am on Saturday. It was centered along the San Andreas Fault near Devore, in San Bernardino County. Some buildings swayed in downtown Los Angeles, about 60 miles to the west. The Geological Survey says a small 2.0 magnitude afte...
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Part Of California's San Andreas Fault Primed For Major Earthquake, Says Study
Scientists have long been monitoring the San Andreas fault Line that is predicted to be the source of the 'Big One'. It separates the Pacific and North American tectonic plates.
-
Magnitude-4.4 Earthquake Shakes Southern California Suburbs
A moderate earthquake shook an inland area of Southern California near San Bernardino on Tuesday night, startling thousands across a heavily populated area.
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Water Extraction Boosts California Earthquake Risk: Study
Relentless pumping of water to irrigate farms in part of California's Central Valley is boosting the risk of earthquakes on the San Andreas fault, geologists said on Wednesday.
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Moderate earthquake shakes Southern California
A moderate earthquake has rattled Southern California. The US Geological Survey says the magnitude 4.1 quake struck 8:07 am on Saturday. It was centered along the San Andreas Fault near Devore, in San Bernardino County. Some buildings swayed in downtown Los Angeles, about 60 miles to the west. The Geological Survey says a small 2.0 magnitude afte...
