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[edit] Red Cross comes prepared - The Daily Astorian (registration)

20 November 2008, by

[edit] Nissan - Oregon Deal on State Electric Vehicle Fleet - 2010 ...

20 November 2008, by unknown The deal includes a commitment from Nissan to supply electric vehicles to the Oregon’s fleet of state vehicles in 2010, when the vehicles are introduced to the North American market. ...

[edit] Parkdale Quakes

19 November 2008, by map 1.8 2008/11/18 08:05:58 45.367N 121.696W 4.2 18 km (11 mi) SSW of Parkdale, OR map 1.1 2008/11/17 05:13:18 45.362N 121.686W 4.7 19 km (12 mi) SSW of Parkdale, OR

[edit] California Dreamin' With The Spirit Of Small Business - CNBC

19 November 2008, by

[edit] Magnitude 1.8 - MOUNT HOOD AREA, OREGON

18 November 2008, by unknown USGS Earthquake Hazards Program, responsible for monitoring, reporting, and researching earthquakes and earthquake hazards. ... Preliminary Earthquake Report; Pacific Northwest Seismograph Network · In partnership with nehrp ...

[edit] Wildfires cause massive destruction in Southern California - World Socialist Web Site

18 November 2008, by

[edit] Magnitude 1.1 - MOUNT HOOD AREA, OREGON

17 November 2008, by unknown USGS Earthquake Hazards Program, responsible for monitoring, reporting, and researching earthquakes and earthquake hazards. ... Magnitude 1.1 - MOUNT HOOD AREA, OREGON. 2008 November 17 13:13:18 UTC. Details; Maps ...

[edit] M 1.5, Portland urban area, Oregon

16 November 2008, by U.S. Geological Survey Sunday, November 16, 2008 23:57:17 UTC Sunday, November 16, 2008 03:57:17 PM at epicenter. Depth: 22.00 km (13.67 mi)

[edit] M 2.2, Oregon

16 November 2008, by U.S. Geological Survey Sunday, November 16, 2008 15:58:22 UTC Sunday, November 16, 2008 07:58:22 AM at epicenter. Depth: 18.90 km (11.74 mi)

[edit] M 2.8, Oregon

16 November 2008, by U.S. Geological Survey Sunday, November 16, 2008 15:54:30 UTC Sunday, November 16, 2008 07:54:30 AM at epicenter. Depth: 20.80 km (12.92 mi)

[edit] Hydrogen Energy, IEA-2008 World Energy, Climate Change and Fossil ... - The Market Oracle

15 November 2008, by

[edit] Around the area - The Columbian

15 November 2008, by

[edit] Magnitude 5.3 - OFF THE COAST OF OREGON

14 November 2008, by US Geological Survey USGS Earthquake Hazards Program, responsible for monitoring, reporting, and researching earthquakes and earthquake hazards.

[edit] Magnitude 1.8 - OREGON

13 November 2008, by US Geological Survey USGS Earthquake Hazards Program, responsible for monitoring, reporting, and researching earthquakes and earthquake hazards. ... Magnitude 1.8 - OREGON. 2008 November 13 04:14:53 UTC. Details; Summary; Maps; Scientific & Technical ...

[edit] EMSC - European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre

13 November 2008, by unknown EMSC (European Mediterranean Seismological Centre) provides real time earthquake information for seismic events with magnitude larger than 5 in the European Mediterranean area and larger than 7 in the rest of the world.

[edit] Get ready to rubble Rescuers practice removing victims from debris - The Register-Guard

11 November 2008, by

[edit] Mudslide! This Important Tip Could Save Your Life

9 November 2008, by Mudslide! This Important Tip Could Save Your Life If you live in California, you’re probably familiar with mudslides, but that’s not the only place this dangerous natural disaster can occur. A mudslide occurs in steep areas that usually have hills and mountains, and occurs because of heavy rains, and a flash flood that can also trigger a rockslide. When this dangerous concoction happens and the ground becomes saturated, it can trigger a wall of mud, trees, rocks, and get up to surprisingly f

[edit] Mudslide! This Important Tip Could Save Your Life

9 November 2008, by Mudslide! This Important Tip Could Save Your Life If you live in California, you’re probably familiar with mudslides, but that’s not the only place this dangerous natural disaster can occur. A mudslide occurs in steep areas that usually have hills and mountains, and occurs because of heavy rains, and a flash flood that can also trigger a rockslide. When this dangerous concoction happens and the ground becomes saturated, it can trigger a wall of mud, trees, rocks, and get up to surprisingly fa

[edit] Not following building codes is dangerous - Statesman Journal

31 October 2008, by

[edit] UW study: Indian Ocean, Pacific Northwest share history of tsunamis - Seattle Times

30 October 2008, by

[edit] Q&A: Andrew C. Revkin - Mother Jones

30 October 2008, by

[edit] LNG study: Terminal safe from tsunamis - Coos Bay World

25 October 2008, by

[edit] Offshore Oregon Earthquake Swarm April 2008 « HighBoldtage

23 October 2008, by highboldtage ScienceDaily (Apr. 14, 2008) — Scientists at Oregon State University’s Hatfield Marine Science Center have recorded more than 600 earthquakes in the last 10 days off the central Oregon coast in an area not typically known for a high ...

[edit] Three Quakes in Oregon

13 October 2008, by map 2.3 2008/10/12 14:32:48 43.955N 124.473W 36.3 30 km (19 mi) W of Florence, OR map 1.5 2008/10/12 10:45:14 44.095N 121.782W 5.3 29 km (18 mi) SW of Sisters, OR map 1.3 2008/10/10 03:45:11 44.079N 121.799W 0.0 31 km (19 mi) SW of Sisters, OR

[edit] Cascadia Region Earthquake Workgroup

11 October 2008, by libadult

[edit] USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory (CVO)

11 October 2008, by libadult

[edit] Quakes in Oregon Since 9/1

6 September 2008, by We’ve had a few quakes in Oregon since the first, but nothing major: map 2.8 2008/09/05 14:35:02 45.686N 120.296W 0.0 8 km ( 5 mi) WSW of Arlington, OR map 1.4 2008/09/05 03:59:28 45.318N 122.340W 18.8 3 km ( 2 mi) N of Estacada, OR map 1.6 2008/09/03 10:25:44 45.138N 120.925W 13.8 13 km ( 8 mi) ESE of Maupin, OR map 2.0 2008/09/03 09:48:10 44.581N 122.532W 7.7 20 km (12 mi) SSW of Mill City, OR map 1.2 2008/09/02 21:32:08 42.555N 122.445W 8.5 10 km ( 6 mi) E of Butte Falls, OR map 1.6 20

[edit] Oregon Quakes

25 August 2008, by UPDATE:map 1.9 2008/08/25 01:25:42 45.028N 122.541W 14.9 10 km ( 6 mi) E of Scotts Mills, OR map 1.1 2008/08/24 07:16:07 45.138N 120.927W 13.5 13 km ( 8 mi) ESE of Maupin, OR map 1.5 2008/08/23 17:39:45 45.438N 123.854W 44.1 2 km ( 1 mi) SSW of Tillamook, OR map 2.2 2008/08/23 05:37:56 43.235N 120.640W 16.5 61 km (38 mi) N of Paisley, OR map 1.4 2008/08/22 19:12:03 44.075N 121.786W 0.0 30 km (19 mi) SW of Sisters, OR

[edit] Map of Selected Earthquakes for Oregon, 1841-2002

11 August 2008, by gilmonts DOGAMI.

[edit] Humboldt State University: Department of Geology

4 August 2008, by beyerbj Harvey Kelsey's webpage with bibliography

[edit] Earthquakes Off Oregon Coast

19 July 2008, by There have been numerous earthquakes along transform faults off the Oregon coast this week. This is not a surprising location for earthquakes as it is a plate boundary but the frequency has been high. In the past seven days there have been several over 4.0 magnitude.

[edit] Seismic (and Climate) Threats, Fate and Fault

28 May 2008, by Seismic (and Climate) Threats, Fate and Fault By Andrew C. Revkin Family members at a service for children killed by the collapse of Juyuan Middle School in Dujiangyan county, Sichuan province. (Credit: Shiho Fukada for The New York Times) I have a story today about a new report showing the mix of impacts from global warming in the next few decades around the United States. But here I’m still dwelling on a situation where threats are far clearer and societies still seem to have a hard time a

[edit] System i Blogger: Planning for the perfect data center - It’s not possible

23 May 2008, by The Data Center I have been in big IT for over 18 years. I have seen data centers grow from back rooms and basements to multi-million dollar facilities with fences, security, and other features. With all this planning there is still something that can go wrong and lately I have been thinking about what ...

[edit] From Sichuan to Oregon: Schools at Risk

21 May 2008, by From Sichuan to Oregon: Schools at Risk By Andrew C. Revkin An inspector examining a school in Oregon (Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries) [UPDATE 5/22

[edit] Last Trumpet Ministries (Smithfield RI)

13 May 2008, by http://www.lasttrumpetministries.org In this issue of the Last Trumpet Newsletter, we will look with amazement at our rapidly changing nation and world. It is a world that is moving down the timeline toward eternity at what seems like breakneck speed as Bible prophecy is being fulfilled continually ...

[edit] Top 10 Earthquakes since 1900

12 May 2008, by The LA Times has an interesting map of the top 10 earthquakes in the world since 1900. The continental U.S. doesn't have any in the top 10, but Alaska has three of them. Shaking during the 1964 earthquake in Anchorage lasted for 4 minutes. Imagine. I'm still anxiously awaiting my first earthquake... ...

[edit] Martial law soon?

29 April 2008, by MAYDAY ALERT! —Terror Drills Could Go Live! See my ignored article, http://www.opednews.com/articles/opedne_ladybroa_080414_martial_law_21_earthqu.htm Dr. James H. Fetzer Major William B. Fox Captain Eric H. May SFC Donald Buswel1 April 26, 2008 The name "false flag" comes from the old pirate's ruse of flying another country's flag during an attack, thereby shifting blame for the attack to a party that had nothing to do with it. Governments use false flag attacks to push their natio

[edit] [liff I'll Bet This Is Because I Made Fun Of Redding On April Fool's Day.]

28 April 2008, by 1520. News Item: Rash of Mild Temblors Shake Oregon, Chico Enterprise-Record. Sorry, y'all. Won't happen again. Tags: irony, earthquakes, subduction zone, Juan de Fuca plate, The Big One (Oregon), earthquakes Powered by Qumana

[edit] Northwest Quake Threat Outlook Worsens...

25 April 2008, by Not good to hear.... scary shit... Friday, April 25, 2008 MICHAEL MILSTEIN The Oregonian Staff Official earthquake hazard maps that influence building codes and insurance rates now recognize what many scientists have already concluded: That a major earthquake off the Oregon Coast could be not just bad, but really, really bad. The new national seismic hazard maps released by the U.S.

[edit] My Way News - Swarm of Earthquakes Detected Off Oregon

17 April 2008, by kmartin69

[edit] Offshore Earthquake Swarms - KOIN.com

15 April 2008, by melindalgroth Hundreds of earthquakes have been shaking the ocean floor off the Oregon coast. Their cause is unknown, their power is tremendous, and a research ship is investigating.

[edit] The Year of the Rat Starts Early

15 April 2008, by   Photo:  US Geological Survey Hazard Program’s map.   It wasn’t until I heard about the undersea earthquakes that I remembered it was the Year of the Rat…and what exactly that’s supposed to portend. My artist friend, Jillian, is seriously  into Chinese astrology, but it’s never really been that interesting to me.  Until she came along, my only working knowledge of Chinese astrology was what I learned from the placemats at the local Chinese buffet.  She swears by it, though, “Fire Dragon”

[edit] Earthquakes continue off Oregon Coast - Breaking News Updates from Portland and Oregon - The Oregonian - OregonLive.com

15 April 2008, by hhwlib

[edit] Quakes continue off Oregon Coast

14 April 2008, by USGSA map by the U.S. Geological Survey shows the largest of the recent quakes off the Oregon Coast. A swarm of minor earthquakes off the Oregon Coast that began about two weeks ago are continuing, with three magnitude 4 earthquakes...

[edit] Unusual Earthquake Swarm Off Oregon Coast Puzzles Scientists

14 April 2008, by ScienceDaily (Apr. 14, 2008) — Scientists at Oregon State University’s Hatfield Marine Science Center have recorded more than 600 earthquakes in the last 10 days off the central Oregon coast in an area not typically known for a high degree of seismic activity. Read more …

[edit] Earthquake Swarm off Oregon Coast

14 April 2008, by I may potentially have my computer issues resolved, we shall see. Regardless, I’m back for now! In the past week, there has been a flurry of earthquake activity off the coast of Oregon. While earthquakes in this part of the world are normal, the type and pattern of the earthquakes are puzzling scientists. The earthquakes are located about 150 nautical miles southwest of Newport, Ore., in a basin between two subsurface “faulted” geologic features rising out of the deep abyssal sediments. The hi

[edit] A “Swarm” of Earthquakes off Oregon

14 April 2008, by A “Swarm” of Earthquakes off Oregon Apr 14 at 2:02pm by Aileen Over the last ten days scientists at Oregon State University [Hatfield Marine Science Center] have recorded more than 600 earthquakes emanating from offshore, several of which registered 5.0 or higher. The puzzling aspect of this quake swarm is that they’re not located at the edge of the region’s tectonic plate boundaries, but in the middle of the Juan de Fuca plate itself. Using hydrophones left over from submarine surveillance

[edit] FEMA: Oregon's Plan for Mitigating Earthquakes

14 April 2008, by FEMA: Oregon's Plan for Mitigating Earthquakes The State of Oregon - The Cascadia Subduction Zone Fault is a long sloping fault located off the West coast of the United States which stretches from mid-Vancouver to Northern California. As a result of its enormous size, this fault is capable of producing devastating earthquakes. Geologic evidence suggests eighteen prehistoric earthquakes along this fault. The last earthquake produced by this fault was in 1700, and as a result of pressure build up

[edit] My Way News - Unusual Earthquakes Measured Off Oregon

14 April 2008, by barberpole Scientists don't know exactly what the earthquakes mean, but they could be the result of molten rock rumbling away from the recognized earthquake faults off Oregon, said Robert Dziak, a geophysicist for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

[edit] Unusual Quake Activity off the Oregon Coast

13 April 2008, by Unusual earthquake swarm detected off Oregon By JEFF BARNARD, Associated Press Writer GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) - Scientists listening to underwater microphones have detected an unusual swarm of earthquakes off central Oregon, something that often happens before a volcanic eruption - except there are no volcanoes in the area. Scientists don't know exactly what the earthquakes mean, but they could be the result of molten rock rumbling away from the recognized earthquake faults off Oregon, said Ro