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earthquakes

Antakya’s Uzun Çarşı, a historic covered bazaar, was partially destroyed during the Feb. 6 earthquakes. Workers have cleared much of the debris from walkways and shopkeepers have reopened, sometimes directly across from piles of rubble.
Natural disasters
In Turkey’s hardest-hit province, earthquake survivors adapt to a life without buildings
Tettegouche State Park in Minnesota
Technology
The Midcontinent Rift could have split North America apart a billion years ago. Why didn’t it?
Injection of wastewater into disposal tanks is linked to man-made earthquakes in Oklahoma
Environment
Are we causing earthquakes in Oklahoma?
An injured woman walks toward a hospital soon after an earthquake struck Sankhu, Nepal, on May 12, 2015. The 7.3-magnitude quake killed more than two dozen people in Nepal and neighboring states.
Development
Dozens more die after another major quake hits Nepal
A woman carries her belongings as she walks over a collapsed house in Bhaktapur, Nepal, on April 27, 2015.
Science
Nepal’s quake preparations not enough, despite 20 years of warnings
Dozens killed in Turkish earthquake (with video)
Environment
Japan’s earthquake-resistant buildings
Environment
A 5.9 magnitude earthquake hits East Coast
Top of the Hour: Earthquake Rattles East Coast, Morning Headlines
Japan: Recovering from Aftershock
Averting Seismic Disaster
Environment
A first report following China’s earthquake
Environment
China’s earthquake, tectonics and the shape of things to come
Environment
China quake