Imagine that you live in a coastal community in a region prone to earthquakes; you are a board member of your regional electrical utility. The utility is considering constructing a nuclear power plant...

Imagine that you live in a coastal community in a region prone to earthquakes; you are a board member of your regional electrical utility. The utility is considering constructing a nuclear power plant 10 miles up the coast from your town. Some of your fellow citizens support the project because it will bring employment to the region and provide a carbonfree source of electricity. However, some residents fear a repeat of the events of 2011 in northeastern Japan if there should be a significant earthquake along one of the onshore or offshore faults. List three specific pieces of information that you would insist on obtaining from geologists and other scientists before casting your vote on the project.