A geologically dynamic region in the Great Rift Valley is closely watched by scientists as a fascinating natural laboratory.
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To be better prepared for future eruptions there’s a need to understand and monitor poorly known volcanoes, even in remote places.
Millions of birds breed in lakes so alkaline they can burn human skin.
It should not be a surprise that East Africa was a hotbed of evolution, because over the last five million years everything about the landscape has changed. The extraordinary forces of plate tectonics…
Geological features of the Great Rift Valley, birthplace of the human species, may be much older than previously believed…
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