Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunamis

Africa’s Sahel: a disaster in slow-motion

15 May 2012

Commentary: International help needed for the growing numbers of hungry across Africa. Rodrigo Ordóñez Editors' note: Rodrigo Ordonez is CARE’s regional communications coordinator for the Sahel food crisis. MARADI, Niger — Last year, a massive earthquake and tsunami hit northeastern Japan and left 18,914 people dead or missing. The damage was swift and created a nuclear disaster. People around ...

Fukushima One Year: Apocalypse Not – Nuclear No

13 May 2012

[Fukushima Nuclear Crisis | Simplyinfo] The mainstream media continues to ignore the heroic efforts in Japan to control the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident site which remains a huge mess. Some of this smells like the usual “no White Americans Were Harmed So We Don’t Have...

Sumatra earthquake mysteries examined

11 May 2012

(Phys.org) -- An earthquake in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Sumatra, Indonesia on 11th April was unusually powerful, at magnitude 8.6, for a “strike-slip� type of quake, and a new analysis of the earthquake and its 8.2 magnitude after-shock has proposed that some of the assumptions made about earthquakes may need re-thinking.