US EditionTsunami science: It's not as scary as you think it is
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Tsunami science: It's not as scary as you think it is
The word “tsunami” alone can send a chill down your spine. Now imagine seeing a 15 to 52-meter-high wall of water speeding toward you. Most of us would instinctively run from such a threat. But Elisa Lahcene? She’s running toward it — metaphorically, of course — and with good reason. “It’s because it has taken so many lives,” Lahcene says. “And that gives me more motivation to work toward preventing this natural disaster from taking more.” Her s…
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