A tricky kind of earthquake that happens in the soft rock of the ocean floor causes much larger tsunamis than their magnitude would predict. New research pinpoints a way to identify the danger fast. Source: A new way to identify a rare type of earthquake in time to issue lifesaving tsunami warnings
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Once considered rare in their occurrence, in the last 10 years tsunamis have struck nearly every year: from Samoa to Chile, and from Iceland to New Zealand.Usually triggered by a massive earthq Source: Prepare to Win: Tsunami Awareness and Preparedness | Inter Press Service
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