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Listening to the sounds of slippery slopes

05 Nov 2010 James Dacey
Photograph of landslide, Haiti coastal area, 2010
Landslide in the Haiti coastal area, January 2010. (Courtesy: Randy Jibson, US Geological Survey)
Transport networks and vulnerable communities at the bottom of slopes could benefit from a landslide

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James Dacey is a multimedia journalist based in Madrid
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