Greenland Landslide Causes Nine-Day Earthquake

 New research has revealed that a landslide in Greenland, triggered by climate change, generated massive tsunamis that caused the Earth to shake for nine days. Scientists from University College London (UCL) found that the giant waves moved back and forth in a fjord, causing vibrations that were recorded around the world in September of last year. This event has shed light on the complex relationships between climate change, ice instability, water movement, and geological activity.