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18 Earthquakes: Predicting
the Unpredictable?
Seismologists are in the midst of a renaissance in reading the planet's
signs, to try to forecast when and where an earthquake will strike.
Susan E. Hough
Plus!
Warning: Tsunami
24 Monitoring a Restless
Volcano: The 2004 Eruption of Mount St. Helens
Last October, Mount St. Helens in Washington awoke after 20
years of quiet, to the surprise of scientists. What will happen next is anyone's
guess.
Cynthia Gardner
30 El Niño: Predicting
Cause and Effect
We are in the middle of an El Niño, but scientists have yet
to work out all the complexities of the phenomenon to accurately predict when
it will happen and how it will affect weather worldwide.
Scott Curtis
NEWS
& VIEWS 7 COMMENT Marketing an Asteroid Threat It is tough to tease out real threats and accurate science in a sea of publicity geared toward raising support for research programs. Joseph Richard Gutheinz 8 NEWS NOTES
17 POLITICAL SCENE 36 GEOPHENOMENA 40 EDUCATION
& OUTREACH 42 ENERGY & RESOURCES 51 BENCHMARKS
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