Lori Dengler is a journalist at Times-standard. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, consumer travel, and the natural sciences, with a particular focus on earth sciences, geology, and adventure travel. Lori's work has been featured in the Record Bee Newspaper Home Del and Environmental Post Ledger.
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Lori Dengler's articles predominantly focus on scientific themes, particularly natural disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis. She often cites data to support her coverage and frequently discusses breaking news related to these topics. Given this, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts in seismology or disaster preparedness who can provide data-backed insights into recent events or developments.
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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... I don't need to look at any data to tell you what area of the U.S. shook the most in 2025.
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The third week in March brings the spring equinox and Tsunami Preparedness Week.
By: Lori Dengler
What was accomplished in this year's Tsunami Preparedness Week? There is no tool to measure participation or what was learned — the final grade will be in how well we function in the next real tsunami event. If you are reading this, that's one positive check mark that we've increased awareness and there are plenty of others. But perhaps the most important part of any outreach campaign is highlight
By: Lori Dengler
No matter how you look at it, March weather was unusual. We measured a whopping half inch of rain at our gauge in McKinleyville, the lowest in our 40 years of living here.
By: Lori Dengler
Last December, I requested your stories of unusual happenings during earthquakes. Those reports contributed to the poster a group of us are presenting
By: Lori Dengler
This year continues to be a relatively quiet year from an earthquake and tsunami perspective. Four earthquakes have made it into the magnitude 7 range, the largest a M7.5 on March 24 in the Tonga Islands area of the southwestern Pacific. It was felt on two of the Tonga islands, but it's depth of nearly 150 miles beneath the surface and distance away from p
By: Lori Dengler
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Our last three significant North Coast earthquakes all occurred in December.
By: Lori Dengler
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The first quarter of 2026 is in the books.
By: Lori Dengler
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The North Coast landscape is very old, very new, and everything in between.
By: Lori Dengler
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Last summer, a massive landslide slid into a fjord south of Juneau, Alaska, producing an enormous
