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Understanding tsunami risk and warnings | Alaska Insight

Season 8 Episode 14 | 26m 43s

Scientists are working to better understand seismic activity in all forms, whether that’s an earthquake, landslide or volcanic eruption. All of these hazards could prompt a tsunami and as extreme weather intensifies, being prepared to respond quickly can help prevent lost lives. On this Alaska Insight, we learn about the Alaska-based effort to monitor tsunamis.

Aired: 02/13/25
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