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Scientists Detect New Tectonic Splitting Beneath the Pacific Northwest

Researchers say the oceanic crust beneath the Pacific Northwest is undergoing a previously unseen form of tectonic breakup, adding a new layer of uncertainty to one of North America’s most dangerous seismic zones. The finding does not mean an earthquake or tsunami is imminent, but it sharpens concern over long-term hazards tied to the Cascadia Subduction Zone and the region’s clean-energy, port, and coastal infrastructure.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (01:56 PM IST)

Pacific Northwest Fault Zone Raises Fresh Alarm Over Cascadia Megathrust Risk

New scientific reporting is renewing attention on the Cascadia Subduction Zone, where the Juan de Fuca Plate is slowly diving beneath North America and deforming the Pacific Northwest coastline. The concern is not immediate collapse, but the long-term accumulation of strain that could one day trigger a catastrophic earthquake and tsunami with consequences far beyond the region. For clean energy planners, coastal infrastructure operators and climate resilience officials, the warning underscores a harder truth: the energy transition is unfolding across a landscape where seismic risk, ports, transmission corridors and low-lying communities are tightly intertwined.

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Global Environment & Science1h ago

Scientists Uncover Two Bizarre New Sea Spider Species With Hairy Legs, Red Eyes and Parasite-Within-a-Parasite Twist

Researchers have identified two newly discovered sea spider species so unusual they have been described as "nightmare fuel," adding to the growing catalog of deep-sea life that continues to surprise scientists. The animals, with hairy legs, red eyes and unusual mouth structures, also carry a striking biological twist: one of the species is itself a parasite that hosts its own parasites.

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