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1 hr ago | WebProNews

Lima, Peru Shaken by Small Earthquake

The U.S. Geological Survey measured the quake at a mild magnitude of 4.6. The epicenter of the quake was around 22 miles off the coast of Lima, and occurred at a depth of around 38 miles .

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Related Topix: Earthquake, Natural Disasters, World News, Peru, Science, Tsunami, Pahala, HI

5 hrs ago | LiveScience

What is Continental Drift?

Continental drift was the first attempt to explain why similar animal and plant fossils are found on different continents.

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9 hrs ago | Christian Science Monitor

Peru earthquake: Small offshore earthquake rumbles Lima

A small earthquake hit Peru at 1:40 p.m. local time. The earthquake was located about 15 miles off the coast of Callao, Peru and about 38 miles underground.

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Related Topix: Earthquake, Natural Disasters, World News, Peru, Science

Tue Jun 18, 2013

WHTC

California senators want more information on oil w...

California state legislators on Tuesday told regulators and oil industry lobbyists they wanted more information about the use of acid to increase flows in wells in a technique that is used more often in the state than the controversial fracking method.

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Related Topix: California, California Government, Science

WHIO

USGS: Asian carp eggs can incubate in more areas

Two species of invasive Asian carp may be able to spawn in more Great Lakes tributaries than previously thought, according to a U.S. Geological Survey report on Tuesday.

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Related Topix: US Geological Survey, Technical Services, Science

Reuters

5.6 magnitude quake shakes Peru's capital

A 5.6 magnitude earthquake shook buildings in Peru's capital on Tuesday, Peru's geological survey and Reuters witnesses said.

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Related Topix: Natural Disasters, Earthquake, Science

Criminal Report Daily

Ocean 'Snapshot' Taken With Sound Waves

The uppermost reaches of the ocean could be rapidly scanned in groundbreaking high detail using acoustic techniques, researchers say.

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Related Topix: Science, Oceanography

The Gazette

Orlan Love wrote a new blog post: Spring runoff may fuel algae blooms in Iowa

Signs warning people of the possibility of the presence of harmful blue-green algae hang on the fence at the entrance to the swimming beach at Lake Macbride State Park.

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Related Topix: Iowa, Iowa State University, Medicine, Nutrition, Science, Weather, Natural Disasters, Flood, Drought

The Daily Star

New geology faculty at LU aimed at oil, gas sector

BEIRUT: The Parliament's Justice and Administration Committee Monday approved the establishment of a new geology faculty at the Lebanese University.

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Related Topix: Science, World News, Middle East, Lebanon

Mon Jun 17, 2013

KUOW-FM Seattle

McGinn In DC Talking Coal, New Music And The Big Earthquake

The Cadillac Hotel in Seattle suffered severe damage in the 2001 Nisqually Earthquake.

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NBC Chicago

Slimy Substance Prompts Beach Evacuation

Dozens of beachgoers were ordered out of the water and away from a northwest Indiana beach on Monday afternoon after some swimmers were coming out covered in a slick, slimy substance.

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Related Topix: US Geological Survey, Technical Services, Science

India.com

Warburg Pincus To Fund $600 Mn To Rahul Dhir's Delonex Energy

London: An investor consortium led by private equity firm Warburg Pincus on Monday agreed to provide USD 600 million in equity capital to Delonex Energy, the firm floated by former Cairn India chief executive Rahul Dhir.

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Related Topix: Startups, Warburg Pincus, Science, Kenya,

Science Daily

New 'embryonic' subduction zone found

Published in Geology , new research led by Monash University geologists has detected the first evidence that a passive margin in the Atlantic ocean is becoming active.

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Related Topix: Science, Natural Disasters, Earthquake

Sister Toldjah

New York: the Enviro-Luddites' Fracking Insanity

One of the things about the environmental Left that drives me most nuts is its resistance to reason and empirical fact.

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Related Topix: New York, New York Government, Environment, Science, Global Warming

Bellingham Herald

Mass of debris, water roars down Nooksack River's middle fork, endangers hikers

Bellingham geologist Dave Tucker stands by a boulder about 100 yards upstream from the Ridley Creek trail ford on the middle fork Nooksack of the Nooksack River in this photo taken on Wednesday, June 5, 2013.

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Related Topix: Bellingham, WA, Science, Nooksack, WA, Glacier, WA, Landslide

Sun Jun 16, 2013

The Miami Herald

Earthquake strikes south of Mexican capital

A moderate earthquake hit southern Mexico early Sunday, shaking buildings in the capital of Mexico City and sending frightened people into the streets.

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Related Topix: Earthquake, Natural Disasters, World News, Mexico, Science,

KRMG-AM Tulsa

Mild temblors shake central Oklahoma

Several mild earthquakes have given a shaking to parts of central Oklahoma but no damage or injuries have been reported.

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Related Topix: Oklahoma City, OK, Science, Jones, OK

The Epoch Times

Nicaragua Earthquake Strikes Close to Site of 1972 Destruction

Managua, Nicaragua's capital. A 6.5 magnitude earthquake hit off the Nicaraguan coast about 50 miles from the capital on Saturday.

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Related Topix: Nicaragua, World News, Central America, Earthquake, Natural Disasters, Science

WHTC

Second Alaska Peninsula volcano spurts ash, lava a...

Two volcanoes are erupting on the Alaska Peninsula in the southwestern part of the state's mainland but the sputtering emissions of ash and lava at the different sites are unrelated, scientists said.

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Related Topix: Volcanic Eruption, Natural Disasters, Science

Palladium-Item

Toxic driveways? Cities ban coal tar sealants

Mounting research suggests it could. It's prompting more cities, states and businesses to ban a common pavement sealant linked to higher cancer risks and contaminated soil.

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Related Topix: Medicine, Pharmacology, US Politics, Lloyd Doggett, US News, US House of Representatives, Democrat, Texas, Science, Environment