'We're always going to be surprised': Wrangell's tragedy highlights Alaska's lack of landslide monitoring

Scientists say Southeast mostly lacks the kinds of monitoring that could make people safer. Landslides are nearly impossible to forecast with precision, but scientists say more data could help.

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