Earthquake theory stretched in Central Asia study

The entrenched political instability in Pakistan and Afghanistan is of grave concern to many in the West – but now geologists at ANU have suggested a new cause for the seismic instability that regularly rocks the region.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news123171934.html">Earthquake theory stretched in Central Asia study</a></p> <p>The entrenched political instability in Pakistan and Afghanistan is of grave concern to many in the West – but now geologists at ANU have suggested a new cause for the seismic instability that regularly rocks the region.</p>