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The Earth's Furies

The Earth's Furies

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An exploration of natural disasters to understand their causes and consequences, from cyclones and blizzards to mudslides and desertification.

Volcanoes
Episode 1 - 52 mins
Volcanoes are an active threat to 500 million people who live in their vicinity.
Mega Fires
Episode 2 - 52 mins
The scientific forces causing megafires that destroy millions of people's lives.
Earthquakes
Episode 3 - 51 mins
Researchers are beginning to understand more about earthquakes.
Tornadoes
Episode 4 - 52 mins
Tornadoes are becoming more common around the world with global warming being a possible cause.
Avalanches
Episode 5 - 52 mins
Researchers study avalanches to detect dangerous areas and limit their impact.
Lightning
Episode 6 - 51 mins
New technology monitors lightning moving through the sky.

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