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November 1, 2007 rockman Available Resources Comments Off on Free Online Access to Natural Hazards Journal

 

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The Utah Governer’s Geologic Hazards Working Group, which includes no one from the private sector, is considering some model legislation that can be adopted by cities and counties to make it more difficult for developers to build in landslide prone areas. Also, among other things, the group may recommend that Utah adopt stricter grading requirements based on the experiences of California. Read on for more info.

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You can generate your own earthquake probability maps for your area. Visit Earthquake Probability Maps – USGS

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