Numerous inslab and crustal earthquakes with magnitudes less than 4 occur each year in the Cascadia region. Beneath the western and eastern edges of Vancouver Island, earthquakes within the oceanic ...

director of University of Oregon’s Cascadia Region Earthquake Science Center, previously told KOIN 6 News. With Cascadia earthquakes expected roughly every 300-500 years, researchers are using ...

Oregon and British Columbia agreed to work together to bring bullet trains or other forms of ultra-high-speed ground transportation to connect the major population centers of the Cascadia region.… ...

The Cascadia High-Speed Rail is one step closer ... will become a necessity to move people along the I-5 corridor. The region expects to grow by almost four million people in the next 20 years.

The Pacific Northwest is at risk for a mega-earthquake because of the Cascadia Subduction Zone. The region is primed for powerful quakes, with a particularly strong one called the Big One ...

He sees being part of the Cascadia squad as deepening his bonds with Seattle and the rest of the region, building on his three years as a Sounder ('09-11). “I think Cascadia’s put itself on ...

Thursday's tsunami warning left many scared and wondering, what are the signs and causes of a tsunami and how do we know when a tsunami warning needs to be put out? According to the Cascadia ...

An “ultra-high-speed” rail line joining Vancouver, Seattle, and Portland would bring significant economic and employment gains to the Cascadia region, helping it develop as an “emerging ...