North Korea's nuclear tests reactivated faults toward Mount Paektu.

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South China Morning Post — 🇭🇰 Hong Kong
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North Korea's underground tests triggered long-lasting seismic activity near Mount Mantap.
Study found two parallel fault zones extending toward the China-North Korea border.
Fault lines lead to Changbai Mountain, a dormant volcano with historic AD946 eruption.
Researchers say explosions altered local stress fields and weakened crust, aiding reactivation.
No direct evidence yet that nuclear tests changed Mount Paektu's volcanic activity.

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🇭🇰 Hong Kong (outlet HQ)
topics: Science, Environment, Politics · language: eng

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published 18 Sept, 08:51Z
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