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THE ECONEWS REPORT: A Geological Perspective on Last Week’s Quake

EPIC Staff

What’s the difference between a strike-slip fault and a subduction zone? Can a local 7.0-magnitude earthquake cause a tsunami? And what on earth was going on with all that weird footage of Humboldt Bay last week, in the wake of the quake?


Jay Patton, of Cal Poly Humboldt’s geology department, is here to talk us through it all. Check out his blog here.


Listen to this episode here from the Lost Coast Outpost (where you can also read a transcript), Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Buzzsprout.


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The EcoNews Report is a weekly, half-hour environmental news/chat program broadcasted on KHUM Community Radio (104.3-104.7 FM) every Saturday at 10am PST. Hear from host and EPIC Executive Director Tom Wheeler, and esteemed guests. Browse past shows from EPIC's archives, listen or read transcripts on the Lost Coast Outpost, or listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Buzzsprout.

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