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    Posted: 27 Jun 07 at 4:58pm

Indeed.

Look out Grafham,  .... INCOMING! Better start up the sirens usually reserved for the chlorene leak!
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Originally posted by turnturtle

.... someone said it was something to do with polar caps melting,....


Dear Turnturtle,  there are more causes for Tsunamis  as you may read at Wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsunami#Causes

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I hope its a good idea to start a thread about websites and other information related to tsunamis and seaquakes.

The first useful links could be :

Automatic GEOFON Global Seismic Monitor

Tsunami Hazard to Coastal Populations

Pacific Tsunami Museum

NOAA :National Oceanographic & Atmospheric Administration   

USGS Earthquake Hazards Program   

In any case its a good idea to always use the refresh (reload) button of your browser once you entered the websites, just to be sure that you get the latest information.


Good luck to all skippers  




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