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This is the political scene, a weekly conversation with New Yorker writers and editors about politics. It's Thursday, July 23rd. I'm Dorothy Wickenden,

executive editor of The New Yorker. When a storm hits, we've got to be ready. Education, preparation,

that's what makes a difference. That's what saves lives. Make a plan. It's never too early.

That was President Obama speaking from the Jersey Shore in May 2013, seven months after Hurricane Sandy devastated the region.

In this week's issue, Catherine Schultz writes about a looming cataclysm, the massive earthquake and tsunami that is likely to hit in the next 50 years or so in the Pacific Northwest.

She's here today with John Seabrook to discuss how we all deal with the risk of natural catastrophes.

So, Catherine, you've scared us all.

You've written a terrifying account of what will happen

along the Western Coast when the Cascadia fault ruptures. You say it'll be the worst natural

disaster in the history of the continent. Why is this news to so many of us? We know about the

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