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California: A Seismic Lull for Los Angeles

The New York Times: Los Angeles appears to be in a centuries-long seismic lull between periods of powerful earthquake activity, while communities inland could be at higher risk of big quakes.

Posted by Physics Today on August 24, 2007 10:26 AM |

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