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Climate Scientist: Record-Setting Mid-Atlantic Snowfall Linked to Global Warming
Democracy Now - Feb 16, 2010
Who knows how catastrophic that will be, following the earthquake? Do earthquakes have anything to do with global warming? BRENDA EKWURZEL: Earthquakes have .
I usually check this map daily and today I had to share it, this is the most activety I've seen in a while.
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USGS Reports Small Earthquakes in Central Arkansas
ClaimsJournal.com - 20 hours ago
The quakes are the latest in a series of tremors that have struck the area in recent months. Researchers are investigating whether the quakes are related to .
Small earthquakes in NJ prompt calls to police, but no reported damages
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com - - Feb 21, 2010
SOMERSET COUNTY -- Two small earthquakes rattled northern New Jersey today, prompting scores of phone calls to police but ...
More small earthquakes rattle Redlands area
Press-Enterprise - Feb 20, 2010
He said the recent swarm of quakes doesn't make it any more likely that there will be a
major temblor on the San Jacinto, which runs down Lytle Creek, ...
major temblor on the San Jacinto, which runs down Lytle Creek, ...
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landslides and mudslides in California, the Philippines, and other areas in the Ring of Fire and Pacific Rim where seismic activity is accelerating at an alarming rate.
It would be
a matter of time before the Atlantic region would be affected
especially after the earthquakes and aftershocks in Haiti.
a matter of time before the Atlantic region would be affected
especially after the earthquakes and aftershocks in Haiti.
Madeira looks for 32 missing after island's floods AP - February 23, 2010
Emergency crews in Madeira are looking for 32 people still missing four days after weekend
landslides that claimed dozens of lives in the Portuguese island's worst disaster in living memory.
Madeira (pronounced /məˈdɪərÉ™/ mÉ™-DEER-É™ or /məˈdɛərÉ™/ mÉ™-DAIR-É™; Portuguese: [mÉˈdeiɾÉ] or [mÉˈdÉiɾÉ]) Madeira is a
Portuguese archipelago that lies in the mid Atlantic Ocean. 32°22.3′N 16°16.5′W / 32.3717°N 16.275°W and 33°7.8′N 17°16.65′W / 33.13°N 17.2775°W n. It is one
of the Autonomous regions of Portugal, with Madeira Island and Porto
Santo Island being the only inhabited islands.
Madeira is part of the
EU as an outermost region of the European Union. It was discovered by
Portuguese sailors some time between 1418 - 1420.
The archipelago is considered to be the first discovery of the exploratory period
initiated by Henry the Navigator of Portugal. It is a popular
year-round resort, noted for its Madeira wine, flowers, and embroidery
artisans, as well as its New Year's Eve celebrations that feature a
spectacular fireworks show, which is the largest in the world according
to the Guinness World Records. Its harbor, Funchal, is important due to
its commercial and passenger traffic and for being a major stopover for
cruisers en route from Europe to the Caribbean.
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