earthquakes
Earthquake and Medieval City: Modern City Connection?
An earthquake that occurred in 1570 in Italy moved a river, an event attributed at the time to a sinning city. Researchers have been looking at how it was or was not related to a 2012 quake.
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Iceland Quakes Spread to Second Volcano
Man-Made Earthquakes on the Rise, but Are We at Fault?
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