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New York hasn’t had a big earthquake in 126 years, and history suggests that we’re likely to have one every century or two. That said, we’re in little danger of a Chile-level megaquake—but it’s also true that the city’s buildings are vulnerable during even a moderate temblor. By Christopher Bonanos Published Mar 7, 2010
Read more: Why the City’s Buildings Would Be Vulnerable to a Moderate Earthquake -- New York Magazine
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