tsunami
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Experts Discovered That a Powerful Tsunami Impacted Coast of Chile Almost 300 Years Ago
Chile's south-central coast might be more susceptible to tsunamis than previously thought. Geological investigations in the Chaihuan tidal wetlands have shown the fallout of a tall wall of water that impacted the earth's surface in 1737. However, there is no description of such wave in written documents.
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Experts Debunked Fears of Mega-Tsunami Coming to East Coast Due to La Palma Volcanic Eruption
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Melting Ice Sheet in Greenland May Trigger Tsunamis and Underwater Landslides, Expert Warn
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Large Knowledge Gap on Tsunami Threatens Coastal Cities and Humanity
Earthquake Shakes World's Largest Active Volcano: Could the Seismic Event Trigger Tsunamis and Volcanic Eruption?
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Earthquake Warnings and Tsunami Hazards Along Coasts Higher Than Expected - New Study
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[BREAKING] New Zealand Earthquake Triggers Tsunami Warnings Pacific-Wide, Norfolk Island Hit By 64cm Wave
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New Zealand Tsunami Warning Canceled: Earthquake Eases, Small Unusual Waves Expected
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Ancient Tsunami Struck the Falkland Islands, Scientists Speculate
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Harnessing Nature's Defenses Against Tsunamis
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No Tsunami Expected After Strings of Earthquakes Rattle off Northern Coast of Vancouver Island
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Indonesian Volcano Debris Litters Seabed After Tsunami: Study






