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Springy sediments may amplify tsunamis

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Springy sediments may amplify tsunamis

The quake behind the 2004 tsunami generated a taller wave than expected – flexible sediment on the seafloor could explain the difference

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'GPS shield' will mean faster tsunami alerts

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Tsunami threat hangs over Bay of Bengal

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Tsunami strike risk for Hong Kong and Macao

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Tsunami strike risk for Hong Kong and Macao

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Histories: The wave from nowhere

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Insight: How lullabies prevented tsunami deaths

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Hundreds perish as tsunami hits Java

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Tsunami warning system not enough

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Tsunami warning system not enough

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Pacific tsunami warning system successfully tested

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Tsunami still pollutes Sri Lankan wells

The drinking water is still contaminated with seawater long after the ocean surged over the island's coastline, and will remain so for several years

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Will replanting coasts protect against tsunamis?

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Fear still haunts Tsunami survivors

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Review 2005: Days that shook the Earth

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Heaving seabed triggered Asian tsunami

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