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Southern California tsunami could cause $42 billion damage Long Beach hardest hit in economic scenario modeled at USC A new University of Southern California study, which appears in the April edition of Civil Engineering magazine, finds that the potential damage from a tsunami in Southern California could range from $7 billion to as much as $42 billion. The report is the first attempt to calculate possible losses from tsunamis, as opposed to earthquakes, in the Southern California area.
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