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Geologists Are on High Alert: This Fault Hasn't Trembled in 12,000 Years—And That's Precisely the Real Danger
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Geologists Are on High Alert: This Fault Hasn't Trembled in 12,000 Years—And That's Precisely the Real Danger
A vast tectonic fault buried beneath Canada’s remote Yukon Territory is drawing urgent attention from seismologists after a landmark study revealed signs of renewed seismic strain. Long thought to be dormant, the Tintina Fault is now emerging as a credible threat capable of triggering major earthquakes—potentially on par with recent deadly events in Myanmar and Turkey. What makes the Tintina Fault especially dangerous isn’t its size—though it st…
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