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The Ayarza seismic swarm in Guatemala reached at least 180 quakes in September, peaking at magnitude 4.1. Seismologists call it normal; small quakes go on. The post Guatemala: Ayarza Seismic Swarm Logs at Least 180 Quakes, Largest Magnitude 4.1 appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Norwegian authorities are grappling with a serious mercury contamination issue stemming from the sunken U-864 submarine, which met its fate during World War II.
Franz Bender convinced a thousand people to soil their underwear. The Swiss soil ecologist and his team recruited 1,000 citizen scientists to bury and dig up underwear around Switzerland in an effort…
The difference between the life expectancy of Estonian men and women has been studied and described since the 1970s. A new study by an Estonian population researcher now shows that men's lives here…
The release of the tigress is not is not merely about bringing tigers back to Buxa but its “objective is to create the conditions in which a tiger population can establish, breed and ultimately become…
The release of the tigress is not is not merely about bringing tigers back to Buxa but its “objective is to create the conditions in which a tiger population can establish, breed and ultimately become…
CHUKAI, Oct 3 (Bernama) -- Some 690 terrapin hatchlings were released into their natural habitat at Sungai Kemaman near Kampung Pasir Gajah here today.
