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Oceans Worth of Water Could be Trapped Beneath the Earth's Mantle
Large amounts of ocean water could be transported through deep-sea fault zones in volumes much greater than previously believed, according to new research from the University of Liverpool which focused on the subduction zone that led to the 2011 Tohoku earthquake in Japan.
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