Which Way, L.A.?
An Earthquake Early Warning System for California?
All Californians know they're vulnerable to the Big One, but we're way behind Japan —even Mexico — in developing an alert system. But 30 scientists, working on a shoestring budget, are developing ShakeAlert at the US Geological Service, Cal Tech and the University of California, Berkeley.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readAll Californians know they're vulnerable to the Big One, but we're way behind Japan —even Mexico — in developing an alert system. But 30 scientists, working on a shoestring budget, are developing ShakeAlert at the US Geological Service, Cal Tech and the University of California, Berkeley. Richard Allen directs UC Berkeley's Seismological Laboratory.
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The full episode
3 of 4Could an Alcohol Tax Help California's Bottom Line?- 0:00Jerry Brown Puts Pen to Paper
- 6:47State Finances and Taxes on Alcohol
- 18:17An Earthquake Early Warning System for California?You’re reading this
- 25:59Keystone Pipeline Dividing America in More Ways than One