Microphones and rain buckets are being used to help detect landslides before they happen

Scientists say giving people hours, or even a few minutes, of early warning has grown in importance, as climate change makes natural disasters more common and dangerous than ever before.

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Microphones and rain buckets are being used to help detect landslides before they happen

Microphones and rain buckets are being used to help detect landslides before they happen

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