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Category Archives: geohazards
Was the Sichaun earthquake ‘boosted’ by reservoir loading?
Did human development increase the seismic hazard in Sichuan?
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Latest on the Tangjiashan ‘quake lake’
A drainage channel has been cut, but the effect is still uncertain.
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Notables and linkables
Good news, everbody! It seems that the continuing growth of the geoblogosphere is starting to get noticed, with articles in both the AAPG Explorer and Geotimes, who together appear to have interviewed a good number of us. I’m quoted in … Continue reading
Lusi sinking into its own caldera
Study highlights subsidence of the Indonesian mud volcano, and also bolsters case for a human cause.
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Chinese army go into the geoengineering business
As a follow-up to Anne’s post yesterday, it seems that the state of the Tangjiashan ‘quake lake’, near Biechaun – formed by landslide damming in the aftermath of the Sichaun earthquake – is rapidly becoming the focus of major concern. … Continue reading
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