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This article actually is loaded with inaccuracies. I once called the local earthquake office where I live, where the local scientists and such work. They said
by Exuma 3y ago
This article actually is loaded with inaccuracies. I once called the local earthquake office where I live, where the local scientists and such work.
They said this article is the bane of their existence because of people calling into their office with false beliefs that have just propagated into fear over time.
I dont even think the sentence got out of my mouth "so about that article I saw...", I was calling to see if my area was in danger of a tsunami, and she gave relieved my fears greatly.
It will be bad, but also there's a lot more nuance to it.
- molsongolden 3y agoIs there a better resource?
- Exuma 3y agoSadly she didn't give one, however.. if you live near the CSZ like I do, then check your city to see who does their flood maps, and then call that office. For my area specifically they had a whole branch devoted to earthquakes called the earthquake office or something. I picked her brain for about an hour, asking about all different questions about liklihood of tsunami, how far inland, I asked her stuff about my foundation and my house etc. Id say it would be worthwhile to try and call your local office.