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Ruby Mellen

Washington, D.C.
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International and climate journalist. Former extreme weather and climate reporter @washingtonpost
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Zemětřesná brána jižní Kalifornie se pomalu otvírá a vědci nevědí, co ji spustí

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By Ruby Mellen
| nationalgeographic.cz
Vydejte se z Los Angeles po dálnici I-15 na sever směrem k Las Vegas a asi po hodině jízdy se budete klikatit jednou z geologicky nejnebezpečnějších částí Severní Ameriky. Průsmyk Cajon Pass, označovaný za bránu do jižní Kalifornie, slouží po staletí jako přirozená sjízdná cesta přes vysoká pohoří San Bernardino a San Gabriel. Je to průmyslový koridor s hlavními dálnicemi, železničními tratěmi, akvadukty, podzemními plynovody a optickými kabely.
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Cajon Pass: perché la “porta sismica” della California preoccupa gli scienziati

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By Ruby Mellen
| National Geographic Italia Verified
Il Cajon Pass è molto più di un trafficato valico di montagna. La sua complessa geologia potrebbe contribuire a ridefinire la portata e l’intensità del prossimo grande terremoto. DI Ruby Mellen pubblicato 18-08-2026 Un treno merci passa accanto alle Mormon Rocks lungo il Cajon Pass, vicino alla faglia di San Andreas. Un forte terremoto nei pressi del Cajon Pass potrebbe propagare onde sismiche attraverso uno dei corridoi di comunicazione più importanti della California meridionale.
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Why California’s ‘Earthquake Gate’ Keeps Scientists Up at Night

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By Ruby Mellen
| National Geographic Verified
Drive north from Los Angeles toward Las Vegas on I-15 and about one hour in you’ll find yourself snaking through one of the most geologically precarious parts of North America. Cajon Pass, also known as the gateway to Southern California, has served as a natural navigable route through the towering San Bernardino and San Gabriel mountain ranges for centuries. It’s an industrial corridor, boasting major highways, train lines, aqueducts, underground gas pipes, and fiber optic cables.
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