Earthquakes can be destructive for distant cities built on top of basins-now we know why
Historically, the most devastating example of seismic echoes, or trapped waves, was the 1985 Mexico City earthquake, which killed 8,000 people and destroyed high-rise buildings.
Seasons of uncertainty: the quiet reshaping of lives across Nepal
From a cherished apple tree in Manang that ultimately disappeared despite weathering decades of odds to drying wells in Madhesh, communities across Nepal are navigating how climate change is reshaping livelihoods, landscapes, and the choices people make about their futures.

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