A seismic shift in thinking

David Cyranoski

Nature, 2004, vol. 431, issue 7012, 1032-1032

Abstract: Earthquake researchers in the United States have long shunned the word ‘prediction’. But, thanks to improved data and a change in public perception, cracks are beginning to appear in their resolve. David Cyranoski tracks the debate.

Date: 2004
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