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Strong Earthquake Rattles Panama and Costa Rica; Not Expected to Generate Tsunami

Strong Earthquake Rattles Panama and Costa Rica; Not Expected to Generate Tsunami
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Magnitude 4 1 Earthquake Startles Oklahoma, Also Felt in Texas and Nebraska in Varying Intensities

A magnitude 4.1 earthquake experienced in Oklahoma was strong enough to be felt in Texas and Nebraska as well.

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Ancient Oceans Not Susceptible to Climate Change; Human Activities Have Done Many Damages

HEADLINES & GLOBAL NEWS By Jan 15, 2021 11:17 AM EST For millennia, ancient oceans have been steady, and climate change barely affected them. A few centuries of human activities have changed the earth s oceans, not for the better. The earth s seas are old and have changed the continents moved along the tectonic plates. But, generally, oceans were regular with no hiccups. Everything has changed, and the oxygen levels that hardly change are not as resilient in primeval seas. Climate change has caused drastic changes in the earth s oceans, and it is serious, reported SciTech Daily. The biggest factor is the oxygen level of modern seas, which is not the same as earlier times.

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