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Risk. waiting for news conference out of the u.s. geological survey out of colorado. this is a rare event for the east coast but around the country, 2700 earthquakes happened this year alone but just not too big, right? >> right. we have earthquakes down to magnitude 0. it's logarithmic scale. so every magnitude 3 there is 100 magnitude 2. for every magnitude 3 there is a 4 and so forth. so for the 5.8, there would be ten magnitude 4.8 and so forth. the lower in the magnitude scale the more earthquakes there are but most you don't feel. >> bret: is there any sense of what triggers earthquakes?...
Risk. waiting for news conference out of the u.s. geological survey out of colorado. this is a rare event for the east coast but around the country, 2700 earthquakes happened this year alone but just not too big, right? >> right. we have earthquakes down to magnitude 0. it's logarithmic scale. so every magnitude 3 there is 100 magnitude 2. for every magnitude 3 there is a 4 and so forth. so for the 5.8, there would be ten magnitude 4.8 and so forth. the lower in the magnitude scale the more earthquakes there are but most you don't feel. >> bret: is there any sense of what triggers earthquakes?...