In the past few days, the Salton Sea area of southern California has been experiencing an earthquake swarm - with a few quakes as large as the mid-4's on the Richter Scale. With this swarm comes an increased probability of a large quake on that section of the San Andreas fault. A large quake in this area could effect Yuma and western Arizona - especially if it ruptured from north to south. The Arizona Geology blog has a good write-up about it.
In other geology news, there is a huge volcanic eruption going on at Redoubt in Alaska. There are good updates at the Eruptions blog and the AVO.
This is the blog of Ken Fergason, the 2014-2015 President of the Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologists (AEG). This blog follows the escapades of Ken leading up to and through his year as President of AEG. There will be talk of travel, presentations, meetings, weather delays, and yes, applied geology. This is informal and interaction is encouraged. Thoughts and opinions expressed here are my own and do not represent positions of AEG or my employer.