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UW quake expert talks about ongoing aftershocks in Japan
Posted on March 15, 2011 at 12:22 PM
There continue to be strong aftershocks in Japan, adding to the problems for people trying to rescue survivors, and trying to head off a nuclear disaster. Bill Steele from the UW Seismology Lab talks about what's going on.
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UW quake expert talks about ongoing aftershocks in Japan
