By Chris Paschenko
The Daily News
Published April 3, 2011
GALVESTON — Researchers have identified five areas in the Gulf of Mexico where the potential exists for landslide-induced tsunamis capable of producing walls of water 13 feet high along the northern Gulf Coast.
GALVESTON — Researchers have identified five areas in the Gulf of Mexico where the potential exists for landslide-induced tsunamis capable of producing walls of water 13 feet high along the northern Gulf Coast.
Tsunamis generated in the Puerto Rico trench would be mostly blocked by Cuba and the Yucatán Peninsula, ten Brink said.
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