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Monica Carrillo-Casas

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  1. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Monica Carrillo-Casas

    Oregon coast lacks tsunami-proof evacuation structures to survive the Big One, state report warns (opens the original)

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    A worst-case tsunami triggered by a Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake could kill as many as 40,000 people along the Oregon Coast, according to a state analysis. The threat is why emergency managers recently released guidance on coastal structures that are specifically designed to save lives in a disaster. These so-called tsunami vertical evacuation structures can be towers, apartment buildings or parking garages constructed to withstand the force of giant ocean waves triggered by an earthquake

  2. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Monica Carrillo-Casas

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    Monica Carrillo-Casas Disasters and Accidents Oregon coast lacks tsunami-proof evacuation structures to survive the Big One, state report warns Monica Carrillo-Casas The state has only one of at least 15 vertical evacuation structures needed to prepare the coast, officials say. Wildfire Oregon nears record wildfire acreage as peak season looms Monica Carrillo-Casas, April Ehrlich, Antonio Sierra Oregon has already seen more acres burn in 2026 than in all of 2025, and fire officials warn there’s

  3. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Monica Carrillo-Casas

    Oregon nears record wildfire acreage as peak season looms (opens the original)

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    Oregon is on pace to break its modern wildfire record, with nearly 1.8 million acres already burned this season — closing in on the 1.93 million-acre benchmark set in 2024. And it’s still July, with fire officials warning the state’s most dangerous stretch of the season, August and September, is still ahead. A series of lightning storms across Oregon has left a trail of wildfires, forcing people from their homes as firefighters and communities race to contain them. Oregon Department of Forestry’

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