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The Monitor Newsletter

The Monitor Newsletter - Vol. 8 | Issue Fall 2022

In this issue: A new Natural Hazards Science Explorer website, a nationwide strategy to reduce landslide risk, the Tonga eruption tsunami, earthquake early warning, understanding more about past earthquakes with Lidar and Redwood trees, inspiring students to pursue marine science, and more.

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October 7, 2022 | Vol. 8 | Issue Fall 2022

hillslope covered with grass and trees. landslide is visible on hillslope

National News Release

New Nationwide Strategy Brings Scientists, Communities Together to Help Reduce Landslide Risks

Screenshot of an animation that shows how tsunami waves propagate in the ocean.

Center News

In depth: Surprising tsunamis caused by explosive eruption in Tonga

a solar panel powering a seismometer peeks out of trees in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Featured Story

Earthquake Detected! Here’s How You Can Prepare

Explore for more information about what we do and how we help keep you safe.

map showing Salton Sea area with circles as earthquakes

Center News

Assembling a seismic history of the southern San Andreas Fault Zone beneath Salton Sea

Lidar coverage of the Hebgen and Red Canyon faults collected in 2014

Center News

Using modern tools to look at past earthquakes: How lidar data help to better understand the 1959 Hebgen Lake event

USGS Research Geologist Curt Storlazzi receives USCRTF award

Center News

Storlazzi recognized for contributions to U.S. coral reef conservation

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Science Snippet

Redwood Tree Stumps Offer Clues to Past Earthquakes

A green research vessel loaded with scientific equipment, labeled "R/V Weatherbird II, St. Petersburg, FL"

Center News

USGS collaborates with local colleges, inspiring students to pursue marine science by taking them to sea

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Center News

Volcano Watch — Where’s that lava headed and when will it get there?

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