10 August 2010
Haiti earthquake: It wasn’t the fault of Enriquillo
Posted by Michael McFadden
Video interview with Eric Calais, science advisor for the UNDP Disaster Risk Reduction Program in Haiti.
— Maria-José Viñas, AGU science writer
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[…] and possibly cuts through the Enriquillo Fault at some point beneath the surface. As Eric Calais explains in a video up at the AGU Meetings blog, this new fault has provisionally been named the Leogane fault, after the town found in the middle […]