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The Rundown: Earthquake Risks and Preparedness in Utah

The Rundown: Earthquake Risks and Preparedness in Utah

Roger McDonough | 04/21/2014 |

Today on the program we’re looking at earthquakes and earthquake preparedness in Utah. We’re joined by Dr. Keith Koper, an Associate Professor of Geology & Geophysics at the University of Utah, Director of the U’s Seismograph Stations, and a member of the Utah Seismic Safety Commission for that discussion. Plus your local headlines.

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Roger McDonough was born and raised in Salt Lake City, but has lived in Argentina, Bolivia, Virginia, New Jersey and Southern California. He holds an MA in Public Policy and Development Management from Georgetown University, a parallel degree from the Universidad Nacional de San Martín (Argentina), and a BA in English from the University of Utah. He is a practiced freelance print and radio journalist and joins our news team after several years in the nonprofit world. He previously contributed to KCPW with an award-winning local history segment that was developed in partnership with the Salt Lake City Public Library, where he worked for nine years. Roger says he is drawn to public radio because he’s an auditory learner, and calls radio “the best medium in the world.” Email him in English or Spanish at rmcdonough@kcpw.org.