Science in Action this Week: January 27, 2010
Seismic Hazards in Haiti
In 2008 a team of scientists warned that a large earthquake could hit Haiti. Local geologist Carol Prentice, who was part of that team, discusses how they came to that conclusion and how the Bay Area could be next.
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