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Wouldn't it be better to breach them, or create other breaches elsewhere? (like scoring glass before you break it apart) It seems like, ideally, we'd be able t
by dclowd9901 4y ago
Wouldn't it be better to breach them, or create other breaches elsewhere? (like scoring glass before you break it apart)
It seems like, ideally, we'd be able to redirect the cascadia fault line elsewhere.
- anonymouskimmer 4y agoThe fault lies where the two plates collide. This can't be redirected. At absolute best, over the course of millions of years, you could break larger plates up into smaller plates and make a bunch of smaller faults. I don't know that this would ultimately be beneficial, and I have no clue how humans could do it.
- MikePlacid 4y ago> It seems like, ideally, we'd be able to redirect the cascadia fault line elsewhere. To Canada!