Landslide tsunami risk rising in busy Alaska fjords, with no plan in place

Reports say landslide tsunami risk is intensifying in busy Alaska fjords, with no plan in place. One report says a landslide-triggered wave reached 481 m (about 1,580 feet) up a mountain.

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1. 20 Oct, 01:30 UTCFirst appeared on Google Trends
2. 20 Oct, 01:30 UTCPicked up on News

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