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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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Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Designed to Suppress Virus Bearing Mosquitoes Released in the US
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Storm Ridden Coral System Restored by a Radical 10-Year Restoration Project
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US Climate Change Pledges See World Shutting on the Goal of Paris
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Study Reveals That Pesticides Cause Harm to Vital Soil Organisms
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How Lightning Helps Clean the Air by Breaking Down Greenhouse Gases
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How Scientists Are Working Hard to Bring Back Animals From Brink of Extinction
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Animals Prefer Mating With Their Relatives, But It's Not As Bad As You Think
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Youngest Exoplanet Formed from over Five Million years ago about to End
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Poaching Threatens South Africa's Rare Desert Plants
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Prancer the Famous 'Demon Chihuahua' Gets Adopted, Finally!
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Volcano Alert: Closely Monitoring Magma Movements to Predict Big Eruptions
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Blood Moon to Appear During Total Lunar Eclipse on March 3, 2026
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CT Scans Reveal How Triceratops Used Its Large Snout to Regulate Body Heat
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Rising Water Levels in Arctic Peatlands Cuts Carbon Emissions
