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Floating lab drills 1.5km below sea floor to study megaquakes.

Floating lab drills 1.5km below sea floor to study megaquakes.

Une tonne de déchets toxiques déversée le long des côtes somaliennes ne coûte que 2,50 $. C'est la décharge la moins chère du monde avec des bénéfices confortables pour les occidentaux. Des centaines de Somaliens tombent malades. Qui déverse ces déchets? Qui en tire profit? Deux journalistes italiens sont morts pour avoir posé ces questions. Enquête sur les réseaux où collaborent hommes d'affaires et criminels, les pirates somaliens et les trafics entourant la gestion des déchets nucléaires.

Feared death toll in Somalia cyclone rises to 300.

Understanding subduction zone earthquakes.

Understanding subduction zone earthquakes.

Indonesian fishermen find old sunken ship.

Maldives: In a Troubled Paradise, Time Runs Out on Environmental Deadline.

How Disaster Aid Ravaged an Island People.

6.3-magnitude quake strikes south of Indonesia's Bali.

Sediment that eroded from the Himalayas and Tibetan plateau over millions of years was transported thousands of kilometers by rivers and in the Indian Ocean - and became sufficiently thick over time to generate temperatures warm enough to strengthen the sediment and increase the severity of the catastrophic 2004 Sumatra earthquake.

Researchers drill deep to understand why the Sumatra earthquake was so severe.

A natural event of similar magnitude would have devastating consequences today, warn researchers at the University of Bonn.