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With the first mass-timber highrise apartment building in the United States about to open, researchers test how wood will stand up to a major Capitol Hill earthquake

With the first mass-timber highrise apartment building in the United States about to open, researchers test how wood will stand up to a major Capitol Hill earthquake
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Wood or would not? Earthquake test to study how 10-story timber building stands up to Seattle shake

Wood or would not? Earthquake test to study how 10-story timber building stands up to Seattle shake
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10 Washington State Myths

Washington State has its share of urban legends—some are easily explained, others might never have any credible explanation. One is straight up spooky. Here are some of Washington’s most popular myths.

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Guided Nature Walk | Geology of Seward Park

Sunday, March 19, 2023 at 1:00pm Pacific

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22nd anniversary of the Nisqually earthquake

The magnitude 6.8 Nisqually earthquake in 2001 shook western Washington and beyond, seriously damaged or destroyed some buildings and roads and impacted bridges.

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