The 300-Mile Rip: The Cascadia Plate Is Breaking — And It’s Not Good

Along the Pacific Northwest, a massive geological fracture stretching nearly 300 miles is showing signs of instability. Scientists warn that this rip in the Cascadia tectonic plate could signal increased seismic risk for the region. If the fault continues to weaken, the consequences could be far more serious than previously expected.
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