They argued that being required to post placards on their front doors violated their First and 14th Amendment Rights because they were forced to promote the city’s message and were denied opportunities to appeal. Keep Reading
On an early Friday morning in November 2018, the ground gave way in Anchorage, Alaska. At 8:29 a.m., a magnitude 7.1 earthquake hit just north of the city. Keep Reading
Researchers examined more than 7,000 seismic events in West Texas between 2000 and 2017, according to the study published this week. Keep Reading
The United States and the Republic of Korea have entered into a bilateral partnership for deeper cooperation on science and technology research and development of solutions to disasters such as fire, storm, flood and earthquake and issues closely related to public safety such as security and infectious disease. Keep Reading
If the ground began to shake strongly right now, would you know what to do to be safe? Would your family, neighbors, or co-workers? Keep Reading
Quake alerts are about making sure that information residents get is timely and meaningful, and that they know what protective actions to take. Keep Reading
Such a scientific discovery would have far-reaching consequences for civil protection, enabling more reliable decisions about evacuating people. Keep Reading
Since 1999, the region has been dealing with an ongoing outbreak of Cryptococcus gattii, a microscopic, yeast-like fungus that can cause infections if it is inhaled. Keep Reading
Ready America's effort educates people about the dangers of earthquakes and prepares them in the event that it happens so they can protect themselves. Keep Reading
By the time the May 2018 quake was done, the southern tip of Vancouver Island had been thrust a centimeter or so closer to the Pacific Ocean. Keep Reading
