The City of Seattle marked the anniversary of the 6.8 magnitude earthquake on Thursday by discussing ongoing contingency plans for another powerful quake.
SEATTLE — A quarter century after the Nisqually earthquake shook the Pacific Northwest, one of the country’s leading experts in seismic activity is reiterating a message he’s delivered several times: it will happen again.
University of Washington professor Harold Tobin, who is also the director of the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network, joined a panel of other experts at an event hosted by the Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections.
“Nisqually was 25 years ago, it’s been long time, it kind of
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