Environment
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Earthquake Warnings and Tsunami Hazards Along Coasts Higher Than Expected - New Study
A new study by the University of New Mexico and the Nanyang Technological University has put to question the most recent risk assessments for earthquakes and tsunamis in distant subduction zones around the world.
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