During the 1994 Northridge earthquake, places had what flowing down the streets due to fires?

what is an affect by earthquakes which the strength and stiffness of a soil is reduced.

Tsunamis are popularly––and incorrectly––known as this phrase.

what happens when the earthquake moves along a fault and actually breaks the Earth's surface?

The movement of a mass of rock, debris, or earthdown a slope is known as what?

Land liquefaction and ground ruptures can quickly crack natural gas and water mains, leading to the outbreak of what?

During the Alaska earthquake of 1964, the liquefaction of a sandy layer of soft clay beneath Turnagain Heights, a suburb of Anchorage, caused what?

Tsunami speeds in the deep ocean have been measured at more than this speed, comparable to some jet planes,

1906 earthquake, fences near Pt. Reyes were offset by as much as how many feet?

What is one of the many different types of landslides?

Nearly 100,000 people died in Japan's Kanto earthquake in 1923. How many people died due to the outbreak of fire?

Liquefaction has been responsible for tremendous amounts of damage in what?

A big hazard of tsunamis are particularly hazardous in what place?

Ground Rupture cause problems for who?

What are landslides caused by?