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ShakeAlert is getting bigger. Here’s what that means for the West Coast.

ShakeAlert just expanded to Alaska and a bipartisan funding push wants to fully fund the West Coast system. What facilities operators should know.

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ShakeAlert is expanding to Alaska. Here’s why that matters beyond Alaska.

The USGS published its Phase 1 Technical Implementation Plan for expanding ShakeAlert to Alaska earlier this year. If you work in earthquake early warning or operate [...]

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Federal and state momentum behind earthquake preparedness is building. Here’s what facility operators should know.

The past few months have been busy on the earthquake preparedness policy front, and if you operate a hospital, school, fire station, or manufacturing facility on [...]

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What ShakeAlert’s Expansion to Alaska Means for the Future of Earthquake Early Warning

Alaska experiences more seismic activity than any other U.S. state. It’s home to the second-largest earthquake ever recorded, the 1964 M9.2 Great Alaska Earthquake, and produces [...]

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What the 1933 Long Beach Earthquake Built – 93 Years Later

Ninety-three years ago today, at 5:54 p.m. on a Friday, a magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck near Huntington Beach and tore through the communities of Long Beach [...]

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The Benefits of Emergency Preparedness

The largest seismic event to hit the Southern California region in over 20 years rattled Los Angeles and surrounding communities with shaking that lasted over 30 [...]

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