Report predicts more landslide activity in coming years

The Geological Survey of Ireland has predicted that Ireland will experience increased landslide activity in the coming years due to a range of factors.

Thu, 03 Aug, 2006 - 08:31

The Geological Survey of Ireland has predicted that Ireland will experience increased landslide activity in the coming years due to a range of factors.

In a report out today, the organisation says the risk of landslides in upland areas has been underestimated.

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