Tsunamis caused by landslides are more common ... at two to three times the rate of the rest of the Earth because as ice melts away, the darker surfaces that get revealed absorb more sunlight.

So while photographers flock to the waterfront for some amazing pictures, officials warn against climbing onto the ice ...

More ice meant more sunlight reflected away from ... Researchers describe it as rivers of glacial water storming like a reverse tsunami from land into the sea, combined with the extra dense ...

Ice in Antarctica flows to the coast along glacier ... but it never occurred to us that iceberg calving could cause internal tsunamis that would mix things up so substantially.” ...

The biggest tsunami ever recorded was in Lituya Bay, Alaska, reaching an astonishing 1,724 feet in the air. On July 9, 1958, a 7.7 magnitude earthquake caused 90 million tons of rock and ice to ...

Scientists examined satellite images of more than 1,700 ice caps in Greenland ... Newly exposed coastline increases risk of landslides and tsunamis The researchers warn that “the retreat ...

Albert Edwards of Societe Generale famously coined the phrase “Ice Age” for the period leading up to and after the GFC. The ...

TORNADOES, volcanic winters and 70-foot tsunamis aren't the first words that come to mind when you think: Britain. But our small island has been struck by a surprising array of natural disasters.