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Sunday, 11 June 2017
Few weeks ago an earthquake swarm started west of Langjökull glacier and is on the edge of western fracture zone. That earthquake swarm then stopped and has now started again and it appears that the magnitude of the earthquakes is … Continue reading →
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Widely and strongly felt. This will teach them that they just can't dump all their frack waste in OK. The strain field of OK will activate everything.back
ps. Back up to an official m3.6, some [...]
Tuolumne River on Feb. 21, 2017, discharge about 16,000 cubic feet per second
There is no doubt that this has been a unique year for the rivers of California, one that could very well not be repeated in many [...]
GOOOOOOAAAAAAAALLLLLLLL!
I am over the moon about getting this music video for the expedition
done. This came together so beautifully and with a great [...]
Landslides in Art Part 29: a beautiful Victorian view of the famous Black Ven landslide complex in Dorset, southern
Over the last few days there has been increasing earthquake activity in Katla volcano. The increase is slow, but this is a increase in activity. This holds in line with increased glacier melt during the [...]
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