Research finds the San Andreas Fault is slipping faster than previously thought
San Jose State University research reportedly finds faster slip along the San Andreas Fault. The headline does not report an earthquake or immediate hazard.
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Why it matters
The finding could affect seismic hazard assessments and preparedness in California.
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