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Global Subduction Zone Map Highlights Regions at Risk of Major Earthquakes
A new map of the world's subduction zones offers clues to the likelihood of a major earthquake occurring by illustrating which regions are capable of generating giant earthquakes and which are not.
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Antarctica is Sliding Sideways Due to Ice Loss
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In a Decade, Arctic Saw 40 Percent More Cyclones Than Previously Believed
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FDA Takes Steps to Phase Out Antibiotics in Meat
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Malaria Cases on the Decline, But Progress Fragile: WHO Report
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H7N9 Virus Retains Unusual Strength Even After Mutating
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Prolonged Exposure to Violent News Raises Acute Stress
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Scientist Fears His Warnings of Devastating Geomagnetic Storms Will Go Unheard
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Mysterious 'Fingers' on Mars May Point Towards Salt Water Presence
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Basic Physics Offers Clues About Potentially Habitable Planets
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Chimpanzee Lawsuits Rejected in New York Court
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Omega-3 Fatty Acids can Cross Blood-Brain Barrier: Study
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Long-term Use of Heartburn Medication Linked to Vitamin B12 Deficiency
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
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Donut Inside Earth Could Hold Clues to Planet's Seizmic Activity
