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“Today’s tsunami: This is what climate change looks like”

Posted on March 11th by Tom Yulsman. 45
And the story in Grist with that headline is what yellow journalism looks like Explosions at industrial facilities like the one pictured above in Ichihara, Japan; a destroyed village inundated ...
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BREAKING NEWS: details on major Pakistan earthquake

Posted on January 18th by Tom Yulsman. •
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="136" caption="Roger Bilham"][/caption] This morning I interviewed Roger Bilham, an earthquake expert here at the University of Colorado, for KGNU radio's How on Earth ...
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Asia’s inevitable great quake could be much worse than Haiti’s

Posted on January 14th by Tom Yulsman. %
The Himalayan mountains and the Tibetan Plateau beyond, as seen in this photograph taken from the International Space Station, have been pushed up as the Indian subcontinent has shoved ...
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