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Happy Monday listeners and happy August.

For Scientific American Science Quickly, I'm Rachel Feldman.

Let's kick off the month with a quick roundup of some of the latest news in science.

First, we have Andrea Thompson,

senior news editor for sustainability at Scientific American, to tell us about last week's earthquake

and the resulting tsunami waves. Last Tuesday, a magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck off the coast

of Russia's Kentucky Peninsula in a subduction zone where the

Pacific plate is plunging below part of the North American plate. And subduction zones are

typically where you'd see tsunamis be generated because you have a big shift in the earth

that sort of provides a big push to the water.

And this area actually did produce a really big tsunami back in 1952 when there was a magnitude 9.0 earthquake.

So sort of tsunami alerts, warnings, advisories were released kind of all around the Pacific.

So there were some in Japan, some in Russia,

Hawaii, all along sort of the North American coastline, you know, from the allusions down

to Southern California, also in South America. And some of this is because we generate warnings

if there is the likelihood of tsunami waves arriving and there is the possibility

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