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    Posted March 12, 2011 by
    Robert49Cain
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    Bellaire, Ohio
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    Recovery in Japan: After the earthquake

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    mt.fuji fault line

    By Robert49Cain  |  Posted March 12, 2011  |  Bellaire, Ohio
     

    Question to aske the Experts:

     

    In Looking at Google Earth Picture of Japan,It Shows a Fault Line that Splits Southwest Japan From Northeast Japan in the Mt.Fuji Region of Japan.

     

    The Northeast Side of Japan Rests of Edge of Underwater Platue,facing the Pacific Ocean,While the Southwest Side Rests on the Sea of Japan Side.

     

    My Question is What Will People Do When Japan Splits on that Fault Line Sending Northeast Japan into the Pacific Ocean?

     

    What Disaster Plans Does America Have to Deal With Mega Tsunami that Will Strike America?

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