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Landslide Closes Seward Highway Near Girdwood

By Shannon McCarthy/Jill Reese | DOT&PF on Dec 18, 2017   Southcentral, State  

Landslide Closes Seward Highway Near Girdwood

(ANCHORAGE, Alaska) – The Seward Highway is closed at mile 105 due to a landslide. The landslide occurred this morning at 5:50 a.m. and is estimated to be 4 feet deep and 75 feet wide. Water, rock and other debris continues to fall. Crews are currently focused on stabilizing the hillside above the slide area so they […]

The Giant Wave of Icy Bay

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Apr 8, 2016   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

The Giant Wave of Icy Bay

A landslide last fall caused a giant wave of the type not seen in Alaska since the storied 1958 event in Lituya Bay. After a period of heavy rains, a mountainside near Tyndall Glacier collapsed into a fiord of Icy Bay on October 17, 2015. The displaced water generated a wave that sheared alders more […]

At Least 100 Dead In Landslide at Myanmar Jade Mine

By VOA News on Nov 23, 2015   Featured, World  

At Least 100 Dead In Landslide at Myanmar Jade Mine

At least 100 bodies have been recovered and rescue workers in northern Myanmar are pulling more bodies from the rubble Monday, two days after a massive landslide near a jade mine. Reuters reports while friends and family have identified some of the bodies, stacks of unidentified bodies wrapped in blue tarp remain. Nilar Myint, a […]

Oso Disaster had its Roots in Earlier Landslides

By Vince Stricherz | University of Washington on Jul 22, 2014   National  

The disastrous March 22 landslide that killed 43 people in the rural Washington state community of Oso involved the “remobilization” of a 2006 landslide on the same hillside, a new federally sponsored geological study concludes. The research indicates the landslide, the deadliest in U.S. history, happened in two major stages. The first stage remobilized the 2006 slide, […]

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