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Hawaii's Big Island: Volcanic activity provokes another threat
Following the Kilauea's volcano eruption (in May 3rd) events, another threat has been added for the residents of Big Island in Hawaii. Following the Kilauea's volcano eruption (in May 3rd) events, an...
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The majority of world population could face deadly heat waves by 2100
Up to 75% of people could be exposed to extreme heat conditions Up to 75% of people could be exposed to extreme heat conditions Unless carbon emissions decrease rapidly, the three-quarters of worl...
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Citizen scientists at NASA’s service, for the creation of the largest landslide database
The aim is to get a better understanding of landslides with every report made The aim is to get a better understanding of landslides with every report made Read more
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Geoengineering polar glaciers to decelerate ice melting
Scientists believe that an interference in polar glaciers melting is critical in order to slow the sea-level rise. Scientists believe that an interference in polar glaciers melting is critical in ord...
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How does the Leaning Tower of Pisa survive earthquakes
Despite the hazardous inclination of approximately five degrees, the Leaning Tower of Pisa (in Italy) has managed to survive four strong earthquakes since 1200 A.D. Despite the hazardous inclination...
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Volkswagen’s legendary hippy van to be revived as a battery-electric vehicle
I.D. Buzz microbus is the name of the updated model of the longest-produced vehicle in automotive history and will go into production in 2022 I.D. Buzz microbus is the name of the updated model of...
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NASA plans to transfer rock and soil samples from Mars to Earth
NASA is willing to collect and transfer soil and rock samples from Mars to Earth. NASA is willing to collect and transfer soil and rock samples from Mars to Earth. Read more
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May Issue of the Geoengineer.org Newsletter is out!
Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the May Newsletter Issue#155! Geoengineer.org is excited to announce the May Newsletter Issue#155! Read more
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Nuclear tests in North Korea caused mountain deformation and possible radiation leakage
The underground nuclear explosion in North Korea on September 3rd, 2017 was so powerful that it moved a mountain, according to new research. The underground nuclear explosion in North Korea on...
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An enormous sinkhole opened up in New Zealand, revealing an ancient volcano underneath
Sinkholes aren't rare in the area, but this one is especially large, geologists say Sinkholes aren't rare in the area, but this one is especially large, geologists say Read more
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