Posts belonging to Category Earthquake
Posted by Scott Haskins on March 18, 2011
Neil Cavuto thinks that an expert can predict an earthquake, for the first time, and in the article link at the end of this article, he lays out the reasons. Washington and Oregon is being warned of a 9.0… but all of California is part of the “Ring of Fire.” What can you do to [...]
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Posted by Scott Haskins on March 11, 2011
The Japanese Earthquake today makes our blood run cold for the devastation… but what does this earthquake news teach us about our potential for a “situation” where we live? This article addresses a niche expertise that you will NOT FIND ANYWHERE ELSE and is of extreme importance. Keep in mind as you read this article [...]
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Posted by Scott Haskins on May 27, 2010
I was recently asked by the Smithsonian Institution to go to Haiti to consult on art salvage and to help train locals on mitigation processes. The Smithsonian Institute has just signed a lease with the Haitian Ministry of Culture for what will be known as the “Cultural Recovery Center.” The center will be a conservation-preservation-restoration [...]
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Posted by Scott Haskins on April 28, 2010
Earthquakes, Risk Management, Disaster Preparedness A recent news video on earthquakes stated that seismologist experts record over 27,000 earthquakes in the US each year! (most barely detectable but an indication of potential). This week marks the 104th anniversary of the San Francisco Earthquake in 1906. The largest US relief effort ever was mobilized for that, [...]
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Posted by Scott Haskins on April 14, 2010
The reports from China about the massive earthquake once again remind us of the ever increasing activity that puts our homes and businesses at risk. You realize, of course, that with an earthquake you also have broken pipes, water damage and mold. For those of you NOT in earthquake country, think again! A hurricane or [...]
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