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Manila Bulletin·4 min read·medium

What happens to nature long after the shaking stops?

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Zabrina Hong
What happens to nature long after the shaking stops?
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Earthquakes cause significant long-term environmental damage beyond immediate human tragedy, including landscape alteration and coastal shifts. Scientific observations show that ground uplift and landslides can permanently reshape ecosystems for years after the seismic activity ends.

Manila Bulletin - What happens to nature long after the shaking stops?

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