Earthquake / volcanoWidely reported
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Oregon, United States · region-level location
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Every story below names a hazard and a place in its own headline, and was matched to coordinates from open data. Ordering is an Atlas ranking of how widely a story is being reported — it is not a danger level and not an official warning.
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Earthquake / volcanoWidely reported
Oregon, United States · region-level location
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Kansas, United States · region-level location
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Earthquake / volcanoReported
Missouri, United States · region-level location
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Earthquake / volcanoReported
California, United States · region-level location
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Earthquake / volcanoReported
Alaska, United States · region-level location
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Earthquake / volcanoReported
San Andreas, United States · place-level location
Earthquake / volcanoReported
North Dakota, United States · region-level location
Earthquake / volcanoReported
United States · country-level location
Earthquake / volcanoReported
Arkansas, United States · region-level location
Earthquake / volcanoReported
West Virginia, United States · region-level location
Earthquake / volcanoReported
Tracy Arm, United States · place-level location
Earthquake / volcanoReported
Wisconsin, United States · region-level location
Earthquake / volcanoReported
San Andreas Fault, United States · place-level location
Earthquake / volcanoReported
Inchelium, United States · place-level location
Earthquake / volcanoReported
San Diego, United States · place-level location
Earthquake / volcanoReported
Georgia, United States · region-level location
The ranking measures reporting, not danger. Heavy coverage follows wealth, language and news cycles at least as much as it follows severity, so a deadly event in an under-covered country will sit below a milder one elsewhere. For official warnings, follow the national weather service for the area. Coordinates are as precise as the headline was: a country-level story is pinned to a country, not to a town.
Headlines, images and links belong to the publishers named on each card. Placement uses the GDELT Global Knowledge Graph.