The Next Big Earthquake

24-Jan-17 15:00

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We’ve all seen the devastation that can be wrought by earthquakes and their unlovely companions, tsunamis. So what does it mean when scientists are saying that the next big earthquake is on its way and may very well be overdue? One of those scientists is Chris Goldfinger, professor of geophysics and a paleoseismologist, and he will explain what he means by that.

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Tags: The Bigger Picture, Live and Learn, San Andreas, Cascadian, Subduction Zone, Earthquakes, Pacific Rim, Tsunamis, Chris Goldfinger, geophysics

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