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In Africa, a geologist hunts for rifts that are tearing the continent apart

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In Africa, a geologist hunts for rifts that are tearing the continent apart

Becki Mote 09/11/2024 08:32

Beneath Botswana’s Kalahari sands are signs of a bigger crackup than previously imagined…

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Beneath Botswana’s Kalahari sands are signs of a bigger crackup than previously imagined…
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