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Odds of major earthquake striking San Francisco Bay Area in next 30 years increasing, experts say (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO -- The U.S. Geological Survey released a new study showing the probability of a major earthquake, greater than 6.7 magnitude hitting the San Francisco Bay Area within the next 30 years has increased by about 2% to 74%. The likelihood increased on different fault lines because more time has passed without a major quake since the last study was conducted more than a decade ago. And that is resulting in tectonic stress build up. "It is the longest fault in California and therefore cap
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