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Researchers who surveyed the island of Simeulue in recent weeks found that the March 2005 quake had....2007-04-14T00:18+0200timeentime-de161da2096ad9128ea7ab6afdfe6cb7NaturalDisasters20070414001800http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/RWB.NSF/db900SID/JBRN-728DD4?OpenDocumentThe Federation’s mission is to improve the lives of vulnerable people by mobilizing the power of humanity. It is the world’s largest humanitarian organization and its millions of volunteers are active in over 185 countries. In Brief Operations Update no.2007-04-13T15:31+0200reliefWebenreliefWeb-4f59af85ccaf3db8ad2a8cbb6d6c61afNaturalDisastersAgriculturalTechnologyFloodingEcho20070413153100http://www.irishexaminer.com/breaking/story.asp?j=180670390&p=y8x67x98x&n=180671079&x=13/04/2007 - 12:06:28 PM Indonesia counts coral deaths cost of '05 tsunami A 2005 earthquake off the coast of Indonesia pushed an island four feet out of the water, causing one of the biggest cases of coral deaths recorded, scientists said today. Researchers surveying the island of Simeulue last....2007-04-13T13:52+0200examinerenexaminer-eaa1f5879dd6380a41a8a4cb7a221a78NaturalDisasters20070413135200http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory?id=3036928&CMP=OTC-RSSFeeds0312Scientists Say Indonesia's 2005 Earthquake Raised Island, Causing Huge Coral Die-Off2007-04-13T13:12+0200ABCnewsenABCnews-d8be649537482787e24e0049653ec298NaturalDisasters20070413131200http://139.191.254.108/Wires/ap-en/070413/ap-en-34ba7d4f14fbd69fb7280698fa2c31c7.htmlAP Photos planned ^By MICHAEL CASEY= ^AP Environmental Writer= BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) _ A 2005 earthquake off the coast of Indonesia pushed an island 1.2 meters (3.9 feet) out of the water, causing one of the biggest cases of coral deaths recorded, scientists said Friday.2007-04-13T08:10+0200ap-enenap-en-34ba7d4f14fbd69fb7280698fa2c31c7EcologyNaturalDisasters20070413081000http://www.chinapost.com.tw/news/archives/front/2007413/106997.htmA strong earthquake that struck Indonesia's Sumatra island two years ago caused one of the biggest coral die-offs ever documented, a study by scientists from two conservation groups found.2007-04-13T03:59+0200ChinaPostenChinaPost-3b5a621c1eb8b292fda8057994ddeb4aEcologyNaturalDisasters20070413035900http://www.ft.com/cms/s/abbbc0d6-e94e-11db-a162-000b5df10621.htmlOne of the greatest mass deaths of coral ever recorded occurred when islands were lifted more than a metre out of the water in the 8.7-magnitude earthquake of March 2005 off the west coast of Indonesia’s Sumatra island, scientists said on Thursday. The earthquake, which was linked to the December 26....2007-04-13T02:18+0200ftenft-aca574e01e1a77effbc5bbc461b0ed99NaturalDisasters20070413021800http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/JAK251429.htmJAKARTA, April 12 (Reuters) - A strong earthquake that struck Indonesia's Sumatra island two years ago caused one of the biggest coral die-offs ever documented, a study by scientists from two conservation groups found. The quake itself killed nearly 1,000 people on Nias island off the western coast of Sumatra island.2007-04-12T10:53+0200alertnetenalertnet-12161153e89a18e7ad17216a7e878da8EcologyNaturalDisasters20070412105300http://www.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUSJAK25142920070412?feedType=RSSJAKARTA (Reuters) - A strong earthquake that struck Indonesia's Sumatra island two years ago caused one of the biggest coral die-offs ever documented, a study by scientists from two conservation groups found.2007-04-12T10:37+0200reutersenreuters-1abcb7c735ba8a5fdcae05eb7901bbcaEcologyNaturalDisasters20070412103700http://139.191.254.108/Wires/reuters-en/070412/reuters-en-04585bb68aaea78ca300657935f7ee37.htmlJAKARTA, April 12 (Reuters) - A strong earthquake that struck Indonesia's Sumatra island two years ago caused one of the biggest coral die-offs ever documented, a study by scientists from two conservation groups found. The quake itself killed nearly 1,000 people on Nias island off the western coast of Sumatra island.2007-04-12T10:32+0200reuters-enenreuters-en-04585bb68aaea78ca300657935f7ee37EcologyNaturalDisasters20070412103200http://www.washtimes.com//world/20070410-111408-5310r.htmMud hole wreaks havoc By Anton Foek THE WASHINGTON TIMES April 11, 2007 SIDOARJO, Indonesia -- To Indonesia's recent natural disasters -- tsunamis, volcano eruptions and the earthquakes -- add a man-made one: the mud volcano eruption of Sidoarjo. On May 29, two days after an earthquake wrecked....2007-04-11T09:56+0200washtimesenwashtimes-1bde03fcf141596f3f260713200d8cf8PoliticalUnrestManMadeDisastersNaturalDisastersEnergy20070411095600