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Myanmar quake signals looming Himalayan threat: Experts

The Times of India 01 Apr 2025
More recent quakes — like the 1803 tremor confined to Devprayag and Srinagar, the 6.8-magnitude 1991 Uttarkashi quake (over 700 deaths), and the 6.6-magnitude 1999 Chamoli quake (over 100 deaths) — ...
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Myanmar quake that killed over 2k signals looming Himalayan threat, warn experts

The Times of India 01 Apr 2025
More recent quakes - like the 1803 tremor confined to Devprayag and Srinagar, the 6.8-magnitude 1991 Uttarkashi quake (over 700 deaths), and the 6.6-magnitude 1999 Chamoli quake (over 100 deaths) - ...
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Balochistan's Barkhan shaken by earthquake after Karachi

The News International 01 Apr 2025
— X/@AFP. Residents of Barkhan in Balochistan experienced tremors early on Tuesday, just hours after a seismic event rocked Karachi ... According to the US Geological Survey, the earthquake had a magnitude of 3.9 and occurred at a depth of 12 kilometres ... .
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Jericho Energy Ventures Unveils Innovative Modular Data Center Initiative, Transforming Natural Gas Assets into AI Powerhouses

ACCESSWIRE 31 Mar 2025
regulatory changes; changes to the ‎definition of, or interpretation of, foreign private issuer status; the impacts of COVID-19 and other ‎infectious diseases; general economic conditions; industry ...
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Predictions for 2025 river flows, reservoir levels slightly below last year

Craig Daily Press 31 Mar 2025
Higher temperatures have a direct impact on river flows, noted Amy Moyer from the Colorado River District in a presentation at the Tuesday event ... Geological Survey indicate that for every degree ...
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What caused Myanmar and Thailand earthquake and how big was it?

AOL 28 Mar 2025
We take a look at the origins of the event, and the scale of the disaster.What happened? ... Dr Roger Musson, honorary research fellow at the British Geological Survey (BGS), said the last similar event in the region was in 1956.
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Scientists reveal why the Myanmar earthquake is so bad - and warn the worst may ...

The Daily Mail 28 Mar 2025
According to the US Geological Survey (USGS), likely losses of life are between 10,000 and 100,000 after the tremor struck near Mandalay, Myanmar's second-largest city ... Dr Roger Musson, Honorary Research Fellow at the British Geological Survey, says.
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Myanmar earthquake live: tremors felt 640 miles away in Bangkok

The Times/The Sunday Times 28 Mar 2025
What you need to know ... Listen to live updates on Times Radio ... 10.45am ... Dr Roger Musson, an honorary research fellow at the British Geological Survey, said. “Large earthquakes in this region are rare but not unknown, the last similar event being in 1956 ... .
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Myanmar earthquake live: ‘Hundreds of casualties’ after 7.7-magnitude quake

The Times/The Sunday Times 28 Mar 2025
What you need to know ... Listen to live updates on Times Radio ... 12.30pm ... Dr Roger Musson, an honorary research fellow at the British Geological Survey, said. “Large earthquakes in this region are rare but not unknown, the last similar event being in 1956 ... .
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Hudbay Provides Annual Reserve and Resource Update, Three-Year Production Outlook and Positive Snow Lake Exploration Results

Canoe 27 Mar 2025
The risks, uncertainties, contingencies and other factors that may cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by the forward-looking information may include, but are not ...
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Dig Into Discovery at the 2025 Fort Collins Rockhounds Gem & Mineral Show

North Forty News 26 Mar 2025
For more than six decades, the Fort Collins Rockhounds have celebrated Colorado’s rich geological heritage with an event that attracts rock, gem, and fossil enthusiasts from all corners of the state — and well beyond ... Event Details.
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Experts now even more confident a 'vast city' exists under Giza Pyramids in Egypt after ...

The Daily Mail 26 Mar 2025
... a cataclysmic event ... While ice cores in Greenland and other geological data in the Atlantic Ocean point to such an event, scientists have largely dismissed it due to never finding an asteroid crater.
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A new thermal steam vent is grabbing attention in ever-changing Yellowstone National Park

CNN 25 Mar 2025
Despite Yellowstone’s sometimes dramatic geological events — including a hydrothermal explosion that hurled hot water and rocks and sent tourists running last summer — geologists emphasize there is no sign the volcano will erupt again any time soon.
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Yosemite National Park: Caltrans announces opening date for road closed by huge rockslide

Santa Cruz Sentinel 25 Mar 2025
They fitted large industrial pillows, like air bags on a car, behind the suspended loose rocks, and inflated them with compressors, Hooker said, causing the unstable geology to topple onto the roadway below ... “These types of events do happen,” he said.
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Scientists who made 'vast city' discovery beneath Egyptian pyramids claim hidden structures pre-date modern civilization ...

The Daily Mail 25 Mar 2025
... cataclysmic event.' ... While ice cores in Greenland and other geological data in the Atlantic Ocean point to such an event, scientists have largely dismissed it due to never finding an asteroid crater.

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