19 September 2017 Central Mexico earthquake examined
Mexico City's unique seismic situation leaves it vulnerable to earthquake hazards
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Landslides are growing risk to poorest
Waterlogged hillsides are dangerous; for those who live on them, or further downhill, they can be deadly. And the global risk from landslides is rising
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West Antarctica’s rocks’ rise may slow ice melt
The southern continent is changing fast. West Antarctica’s rocks are on the rise, something which could slow the rate of ice melt
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Earthquakes could be detected using undersea telecoms cables
Laser-based technique could be a boon for seismologists
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Iron in Earth’s core might be cubic, not hexagonal
New diamond-anvil data appear at odds with previous results
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Elephant rumbles travel more than 6 km through the ground
Seismic signals could be used to monitor elephants and poachers who prey on them
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Self-sorting sand creates mysterious megaripples
Why windblown structures form at “forbidden” length scales dune-like
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How vortexes cool earthquake faults
Laboratory study could solve longstanding mystery of missing heat
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Volcanic thunder heard for the first time
Microphone network around Alaskan volcano reveals rumble of volcanic thunder
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EGU 2018: robot boats assess the Danube
Remote-control boat can take measurements and collect water samples autonomously
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