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EUROPE is preparing for a shock 7.0-magnitude earthquake, amid concerns that a doomsday mega-quake could unleash a tsunami into Mediterranean’s tourist hotspots.
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Nearly a century has passed since Europe’s last major tsunami, a 13m wave caused by an earthquake off the coast of Sicily that was responsible for around 2,000 deaths. Sometimes tsunamis in the Mediterranean can be even more destructive – a large volcanic eruption on the island of Thera (Santorini) around 3500 years ago generated a wave that decimated an entire civilisation, the Minoans, and may have led to the legend of Atlantis.
originally posted by: UpForGrabs
a reply to: 57ORM1IV
In the simulated scenario, the earthquake struck northern Israel, killing thousands and knocking out infrastructure.
No, but to have drills there must be Seismic evidence of what’s to come...
There is no tsunami warning.
originally posted by: 57ORM1IV
a reply to: ChefFox
If climate change is complete nonsense,
then explain to me the record breaking temperatures and extreme weather.
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then explain to me the record breaking temperatures and extreme weather.
Clearly the record breaking temps are happening but that is not due to human progress,
industries.
don't forget you have the UN even telling humans to eat less meat in order to save climate change? human survival alone is depended on meats.
Ill say this: if man is the cause of extreme climate conditions, what in Gods name are you doing on a phone, or a computer, using electricity, eating food?
originally posted by: 57ORM1IV
a reply to: ChefFox
If climate change is complete nonsense,
then explain to me the record breaking temperatures and extreme weather.
originally posted by: 57ORM1IV
a reply to: ChefFox
If climate change is complete nonsense,
then explain to me the record breaking temperatures and extreme weather.