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Risky Science Podcast: Southern California Earthquake Threat

Apr/02/2009 12:31 PM Filed in: Risky Science Podcast

The director of the Souther California Earthquake Center discusses recent earthquake swarms and the challenges of quake forecasting.

A discussion with Thomas Jordan, the head of the Souther California Earthquake Center at the University of Southern California. Dr. Jordan discusses a recent swarm of earthquakes around the San Andreas fault and what that could portend for significant quake activity.

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