Is what happened in Japan set to repeat itself in California? In an article for Newsweek on March 14 that’s turning some heads, author Simon Winchester thinks so. After last month’s quake in New Zealand and last year’s quake in Chile, the Pacific plate has now seen catastrophic plates on three of its corners. The only corner left untouched: the northeast, meaning either the San Andreas fault or Cascadia fault—the latter of which would trigger a tsunami. Winchester repeated his warning on MSNBC today, in an interview spotted by Mediaite, saying that California “really isn’t taking this seriously enough.” Read full story HERE.
