geology

Photos Capture Brutal Devastation Of California Mudslides

"It looked like a World War I battlefield," Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown said.
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19th-Century German Church Is Demolished To Make Way For Coal Mining

St. Lambertus Cathedral sits on land that is rich with brown coal.
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26 Photos That Show The Natural Disasters Humanity Faced In 2017

Hurricanes, wildfires and floods wreaked havoc.
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Climate Change Could Trigger More Volcanic Eruptions, Study Finds

Expect to see "a lot more volcanic activity in areas of the world where glaciers and volcanoes interact," the lead author says.
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4.4 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes East Coast

No injuries have been reported.
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Bali Issues Red Alert, Orders Mass Evacuations As Volcano Erupts

Some 24,000 people were evacuated to temporary shelters over the weekend.
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As World Turns More Slowly, We Face An Earthquake Boom, Scientists Warn

The number of severe quakes could triple next year.
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Mexico Celebrates Day Of The Dead With Tribute To Earthquake Victims

“The parade could be a distraction, a way of escaping,” one parade-goer said.
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Coal Kills And Coal Is Not Dead

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Neanderthal Genes Influence A Lot More Of Our Behavior Than We Realize

Everything from the way we look to the way we sleep could be affected by their DNA.
By Charles Q. Choi, LiveScience