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Tsunami

Elements

Undersea Internet Cables Can Detect Earthquakes—and May Soon Warn of Tsunamis

A trick of the light is helping scientists turn optical fibres into potential disaster detectors.
News Desk

Oregon’s Tsunami Risk: Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea

Why are the state’s lawmakers encouraging development in its tsunami inundation zone?
News Desk

Why the Tsunami in Indonesia Struck Without Warning

Even as authorities struggled to respond to the aftermath of the tsunami in Palu, they endured withering criticism for failing to adequately prepare the area for such disasters beforehand.
Double Take

Sunday Reading: Responding to Disaster

Stories about natural disasters and the ways we endure and respond to them.
Annals of Technology

The Really Small Ones

Annals of Technology

Shaken Beliefs: Seismic Lessons from Japan’s Tohoku Earthquake

Annals of Technology

Stone’s Throw

Annals of Technology

How to Stay Safe When the Big One Comes

Annals of Technology

Is Radioactive Water Worth Worrying About?

Photo Booth

Three Years After Japan’s Tsunami

Fiction

Moonlit Landscape with Bridge

“He felt as if he were releasing the spirit of chaos into the world. But wasn’t it already here?”
Briefly Noted

Wave

The Current Cinema

Stiff Upper Lips

News Desk

Japan’s 3/11

Briefly Noted

Lives Other Than My Own

Letter from Fukushima

The Fallout

News Desk

Japan: Earthquakes, Tsunamis, and Suicide

Amy Davidson Sorkin

Japan by Numbers: Miracles and Spinach

The Art World

Fearing the Worst

The Financial Page

Creative Destruction?