earthquakes

Scientists: 2018 Will Be a Bad Year for Earthquakes

By Jeffrey Kluger

New Fault Line Found in Southern California

By Julia Zorthian

Scientists Discover Connection Between Full Moon and Earthquakes

By Kate Samuelson

How We Might Predict Earthquakes

By The Aspen Institute
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Computer Imagery Shows California Is Moving Around the San Andreas Fault

Proof of California's up and down movement along the San Andreas fault line

By Daniel White

Oklahoma Has Growing Earthquake Risk

A new federal hazard map includes man-made quakes for the first time

By Josh Sanburn

Humans Created an Earthquake Crisis. Here's How

The state has become one of the most seismic places on the planet

By Josh Sanburn , Lon Tweeten and David Johnson

Greed, Politics and the Biggest Oil Boom in Decades

In 2007, Oklahoma had one earthquake. Last year, there were more than 900. What happened?

By Josh Sanburn / Oklahoma City

Oklahoma Hit With 70 Earthquakes This Week

A byproduct of the oil and natural gas industry may be to blame

By Daniel White

Experts Fear Another Huge Earthquake May Strike Nepal

Even after the April disaster, the fault line between India and Asia remains strained

By Nash Jenkins

Bill Gates Says This Is Humanity's Biggest Threat

He says it could kill tens of millions

By Kevin McSpadden

San Andreas Was Reviewed By An Earthquake Expert

She reported some factual inaccuracies

By Melissa Locker

New Google Doodle Honors Pioneering Seismologist Inge Lehmann

“You should know how many incompetent men I had to compete with — in vain"

By Kevin McSpadden

Where Will the Next Big Earthquake Hit?

Where seismic activity meets poverty, you have disaster waiting to happen

By Helen Regan

143 Million Americans Now Live in Earthquake Zones

Nearly 20,000 schools may be exposed to ground shaking

By Kevin McSpadden

Five Best Ideas of the Day: April 17

1. Your mobile phone — working with everybody else’s — might give you a headstart to brace for an earthquake.By Jessica Leber in Fast Co.Exist2. This is the beginning of the end for oil, gas...

By The Aspen Institute

Animals May Be Able to Predict Earthquakes 3 Weeks in Advance

New study shows dramatic changes in animal behavior before an earthquake

By Charlotte Alter

Study Links Ohio Earthquakes to Fracking

Fracking wells near fault lines induced the quakes

By Noah Rayman

Worldwide Earthquake Drill Comes 25 Years After Loma Prieta

This year's "Great ShakeOut" is Oct. 16; the Loma Prieta earthquake happened Oct. 17, 1989

By Lily Rothman

The 'Great ShakeOut' Earthquake Drill Is Today

At 10:16 a.m on Thursday, millions of people around the world will practice the "drop, cover and hold on" moves

By Nolan Feeney
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