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Explainer – M8.8 Kamchatka (Russia) earthquake and tsunami

On Wednesday 30 July at 11:25am (New Zealand Time) a magnitude 8.8 earthquake occurred off the east coast of Kamchatka in the far east of Russia.

Advancing science today is preparing tomorrow’s solutions

A new study suggests New Zealand’s existing GeoNet sensor network has the potential to support actionable earthquake early warnings (EEW) for the largest earthquakes.

New Zealand urban emissions expertise to influence global climate policy

New partnership with Beca to grow geothermal energy in Indonesia

Earthquakes in slow motion? Breakthrough tech detects slow slip earthquakes

Methane monitoring advances promise benefits for agriculture and waste sectors

A new era for New Zealand science

Transition Chief Executive appointed for Earth Sciences New Zealand

Bold science reforms to fuel economic growth

Science sector reforms