A Human Trigger for the Great Quake of Sichuan?

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  A Human Trigger for the Great Quake of Sichuan?

  By Richard A. Kerr, Richard Stone

  Science16 Jan 2009 : 322

  The first researchers have gone public with evidence that stresses from water piled behind the new Zipingpu Dam may have triggered last May's devastating earthquake in China's Sichuan Province.

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  A Human Trigger for the Great Quake of Sichuan?

  By Richard A. Kerr, Richard Stone

  Science16 Jan 2009 : 322

  The first researchers have gone public with evidence that stresses from water piled behind the new Zipingpu Dam may have triggered last May's devastating earthquake in China's Sichuan Province.

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