These California coastal cities face heightened flood danger from tsunami, data show
The most recent risk assessment, outlined in maps published by the California Geological Survey, illustrate the devastation ...
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Monterey area among California coastal region facing heightened tsunami danger: study
The risk of flooding from a major tsunami may be greater than many realized along Monterey County's coastline, California ...
Areas in California are sinking into the Pacific: Maps detail NASA study
A new study by NASA and NOAA reveals that certain areas in California are sinking while others are rising. The Central Valley ...
Cal Fire rolls out new fire hazard maps for Central California. Up next: L.A.
Cal Fire added over 1.2 million acres in Central California to its fire hazard severity zones. New maps for Southern ...
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New study finds these California coastal cities face heightened tsunami danger
along with other coastal areas designated as threatened by earlier studies. The updated maps — released to coincide with California's Tsunami Preparedness Week that starts March 22 — use ...
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Could a Tsunami Swallow Your Home? See This California Map.
The extent of a possible tsunami on coastal Los Angeles. California Geological Survey The report relies on a recently updated, interactive map from the California Geological Survey (see above for ...
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California's New Fire Risk Maps Have Huge Impacts for Homeowners
released new draft maps this week showing fire hazards in cities across California's Bay Area and the state's northern coast as part of a two-month rollout process ending in Southern California on ...
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Alameda, Oakland and Berkeley among California coastal cities at heightened tsunami danger
along with other coastal areas designated as threatened by earlier studies. The updated maps — released to coincide with California's Tsunami Preparedness Week that starts March 22 — use ...
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Areas in California are sinking into the Pacific: Maps detail NASA's study
There are also several areas considered hotspots for coastal sinking. "By 2050, sea levels in California are expected to increase to between 6 and 14.5 inches (15 and 37 centimeters) higher than ...