Yes, and soon!
Not in my lifetime.
Events like these cannot be planned for. Besides, most fault activity's been taking place off the coast, not on the mainland. I don't think fault lines beneath our state's infra...
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Events like these cannot be planned for. Besides, most fault activity's been taking place off the coast, not on the mainland. I don't think fault lines beneath our state's infrastructure should cause anyone to lose sleep.
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Kenneth Swipies
No faults to worry us, no volcanic activity to cons=cern us, no fracking. Not to worry.
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I have been hearing about this since the 90's when I lived on a house boat in Portland. It will happen, I just hope it is in the future not now. It is going to be one the biggest ones ever.
ReplyScientists say yes.
ReplyIt is coming
ReplyThe science says it will.
ReplyIt's when.....
ReplyWe're past due.
ReplySoon is a relative term but the probability is high enough to be concerned and to be prepared. My biggest concern is for my friends on the west side of the Cascades.
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