The GeoDisclosure Blog

This topic got my attention recently because I have been receiving calls from real estate agents asking me to explain where these predictive hazards reports come from and what do they mean. Their clients are asking these questions, so the agents are reaching out to their local natural hazard expert like me for help. These…

The California Geological Survey completed a study that produced a detailed radon map of Santa Cruz County. The reason they conducted this radon study is because of the unique combination of granite rock and earthquake fault rupture zones found in this County. The study found that more than half the homes (53%) in SC County…