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Here's why experts are warning California about 'The Big One'

California fault lines have reached their highest stress levels in 1,000 years, prompting warnings about 'The Big One'.

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The brief

Scientists have identified an 'earthquake gate' that is currently under peak stress. This buildup of pressure under California fault lines has reached a level not seen in a millennium.

Coverage from ScienceDaily, Time Magazine, CNN, and USA Today emphasizes the extreme stress levels and the risk associated with the potential failure of the earthquake gate. Future attention is focused on what this millennium of pressure means for overall earthquake risk and the potential for a San Andreas disaster.

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Quick answers

How long has the pressure been building?

Pressure has been building under California fault lines for 1,000 years.

What is an 'earthquake gate'?

According to coverage, it is a mechanism stopping a San Andreas disaster that is currently under its highest stress in a millennium.

Who is issuing these warnings?

Experts and scientists are warning California about the risk of 'The Big One'.

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