Earthquake Liquefaction--Megan Dinnegan
Feb 15, 2013, 10:43 PM
Earthquake liquefaction is a hazard that occurs after an earthquake. This hazard can cause buildings to topple, bridges to collapse, and roads to crumble.
Earthquake liquefaction is a hazard that occurs after an earthquake. This hazard can cause buildings to topple, bridges to collapse, and roads to crumble.
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