Massive Alaska Avalanche Depicted in NASA Satellite Photograph

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By Yale Environment 360Feb 25, 2014, 11:27 am37 pts
Southeastern Alaska recently experienced the largest landslide the planet has seen since 2010, and the aftermath is captured in this NASA satellite image. Click to Enlarge Triggered by the collapse of a near-vertical mountain face on the flanks of Mount La Perouse, 75 million tons of snow and sediment formed a…

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