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28 October 2013
A very interesting video of a house being slowly destroyed by a landslide in Thailand
A new video has appeared on Youtube showing a building being progressively pushed over and destroyed by a landslide in Thailand
17 October 2013
Bluff collapse events: new videos from the USA and Canada
Two new videos have emerged online of coastal bluff collapses in Canada and the USA over the last week
13 September 2013
A video of riverbank collapses in Utah
On September 11th, an interesting video of a series of flood-induced riverbank collapses in Wahweap Creek in Southern Utah was captured by David Rankin
23 August 2013
A dramatic earthflow video from Puertro Rico
A new video has emerged on Liveleak of a rainfall-induced earthflow in Puerto Rico
29 July 2013
The China landslide car video – how did the occupants survive?
How did the passengers in the car filmed being hit by a soil fall in Shaanxi, China survive the landslide?
24 July 2013
Two dramatic new landslide videos from China
Two new videos on Youtube show landslides in China. One features the aftermath of a loess landslide, the other a rockslide above a community
23 July 2013
An even better video of the large rock topple and collapse at Saint Jouin Breneval in France
A spectacular new video has emerged of the rock topple in Normandy, France last week
18 July 2013
Toppling failure – a spectacular time lapse video from coastal cliffs in France
BRGM, the French Geological Survey, have captured a time lapse sequence of photographs of a toppling failure from St Jouin Bruneval in Normandy, France
6 July 2013
Videos of Kedarnath on the day of the disaster, and in the aftermath, including a video of the disaster as it happened
A set of videos have appeared on Youtube showing the evants at Kedarnath during the disaster three weeks ago
12 June 2013
A catastrophic landslide-induced oil spill in Ecuador (including two shocking videos of the pollution)
A landslide induced rupture of the Trans-Ecuador pipeline on 31st May is polluting the Coca River, affecting Ecuador, Peru and Brazil. Two shocking videos show the extent of the pollution
Dave Petley is the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hull in the United Kingdom. His blog provides commentary and analysis of landslide events occurring worldwide, including the landslides themselves, latest research, and conferences and meetings.
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