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2015-06-12 | Andreas Rudersdorf in The Friday Links
Today is Friday and here are your links on human-caused earthquakes, induced aseismic slip, typesetting costs, flash flood video footage, and more!

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2015-04-03 | Andreas Rudersdorf in The Friday Links
Do you know your birthquake? And what do you think about animal behaviour before earthquakes? Did you hear about the NPG initative on an outsourced, but accelerated review process? Today is Good Friday, and here are your links!

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