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Ancient faults and modern earthquakes: Britain's recent earthquake happened on a fault that was active hundreds of millions of years ago - Faults of similarly ancient lineage could be the sites of future tremors

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Out of sight, out of mind / Review of Rock Solid: the Geology of Nuclear Waste Disposal' by Elspeth Reid

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