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Quakes shake water from soil

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New explanation for why streams flow faster after earthquakes.

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  1. Manga, M., Brodsky, E. E. & Boone, M. Response of streamflow to multiple earthquakes. [journal]Geophysical Research Letters[/journal], [volume]30,[/volume] [pages]1214 - 1217[/pages], ([copyright]2003[/copyright]).

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