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Dec 02

Strict building codes helped Anchorage withstand quake

By Rachel D'Oro, Mark Thiessen, Associated Press

The magnitude 7.0 earthquake that rattled Alaska’s largest city cracked roads and collapsed highway ramps, but there were no reports of widespread catastrophic damage or collapsed buildings.

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Nov 30

2 Alaska earthquakes trigger tsunami warning and buckle roads

By Rachel D'Oro, Dan Joling, Associated Press

Back-to-back earthquakes measuring 7.0 and 5.8 rocked buildings and buckled roads Friday morning in Anchorage, prompting people to run from their offices or take cover under desks and triggering a warning to residents in Kodiak to flee to higher ground…

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Oct 01

‘There are still hundreds of victims buried’: Aid groups struggle to deliver supplies after Indonesia tsunami

By Larisa Epatko

Authorities and aid agencies feared the death toll of 844 would rise once they assessed the damage in more remote locations.

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Sep 28

Watch 4:26
News Wrap: Earthquake off Indonesia sparks devastating tsunami

In our news wrap Friday, a magnitude 7.5 earthquake off Indonesia sparked a devastating tsunami. A wave up to 10 feet high crashed into the coast of Sulawesi, washing away homes and leaving an unknown number of people missing in…

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Sep 06

Big quake hits northern Japan, leaving 9 dead, 30 missing

By Eugene Hoshiko, Haruka Nuga, Mari Yamaguchi, Associated Press

In the town of Atsuma, where entire hillsides collapsed, rescuers used small backhoes and shovels to search for survivors under the tons of earth that tumbled down steep mountainsides.

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Sep 02

Injecting wastewater underground can cause earthquakes up to 10 kilometers away

By Emily Brodsky, The Conversation

Earthquakes in the central and eastern United States have increased dramatically in the last decade as a result of human activities.

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Aug 08

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How an earthquake alert app could eventually give the West Coast vital warning

By Cat Wise

West Coast residents go about life knowing seismic threats are lurking, but there's a lot that people can do before an earthquake hits if they have even a few seconds of warning. A system called "ShakeAlert" picks up seismic information…

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May 07

Watch 5:52
The science behind Hawaii’s bubbling lava

Hawaii emergency crews continue to battle lava flow and hazardous sulfur dioxide fumes, four days after the Kilauea volcano erupted on the big island. The slow-moving lava has destroyed 35 structures so far, including at least 26 homes; no fatalities…

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Oct 06

Human activity can trigger earthquakes, but how many? This number might surprise you

By Rashmi Shivni

Earthquakes can now be caused by people thanks to fracking, drilling and wastewater disposal. A new database shows how common these human-made earthquakes are.

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Sep 21

PHOTOS: After earthquake strikes Mexico, community comes out to help

By Larisa Epatko

Volunteers formed lines to carry buckets of debris away from damaged sites. Other helpers distributed bottles of water to work areas and neighbors cooked food for the rescuers.

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