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Strategies & Market Trends : Taking Advantage of a Sharply Changing Environment
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To: Doug R who wrote (1309)1/18/2019 6:20:25 AM
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and/or Cascadia Subduction Zone for North America

As I'll be living in the Seattle area for at least a few more years, that's the one that worries me. The professional prognosticators have put the odds of a major quake here at 10 to 15 percent over the next 50 years. Based upon the historical frequency of Cascadia ruptures, I think the odds are greater than that.

Unlike the San Andreas, which is a slip strike fault and mainly on shore, the Cascadia is a subduction fault which lies off the coast. When the next big one lets go, it's going to unleash a tsunami that will make a mess along the PNW coast. And Seattle and surrounds will take a big hit as well. Many people will not survive. Hope I can get outta the area before it happens..

BTW, appreciate your thread here..
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