Three US Areas at Risk of Being Wiped Out as Experts Warn About 'Mega Tsunami' that Could Render Communities 'Uninhabitable'

A group of geoscientists has issued a stark warning: a megatsunami with waves up to 984 feet high could devastate large areas of the U.S. West Coast if a massive earthquake strikes the Cascadia subduction zone. This seismic fault, which stretches from Vancouver Island, Canada, to California, represents one of the greatest natural threats to the country.

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U.S. Coastline Could Be Uninhabitable by 2100

It’s not just a mega-tsunami we should fear – it’s the slow, silent vanishing of America’s coastal towns. A Virginia Tech study warns rising sea levels and a major earthquake along the Cascadia fault could render parts of the US Pacific Northwest uninhabitable. Forget the Hollywood-style mega-tsunami. Scientists say the real nightmare isn’t a 1,000-foot wave – it’s the land beneath your feet… Source

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Alaska, Hawaii and areas along the mainland West Coast would be at risk if an earthquake erupts along the Cascadia subduction zone within the next 50 years.

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