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Where on Earth the Largest Landslides Threaten: New Findings from Ostrava Scientists

Scientists from the University of Ostrava have taken a fresh look at some of the most destructive natural disasters on our planet—so-called megalandslides. Their research shows that these giant landslides are not mainly predisposed by steep slopes, rock types, or climate, as was often thought. Instead, the major factor is the topographic setting, which reflects the geological evolution of the landscape. The most at-risk places are mountain ranges along major fault lines and volcanic regions.

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