earthquakes
Rainwater at New Depths: A Cause of Earthquakes?
Rainwater penetrates into the Earth's crust far deeper than experts once thought. Researchers claim that this knowledge has major implications, potentially overturning our understanding of mineral deposits and even earthquakes.
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