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Tsunami
This episode explores how human societies have learned to live with, and often misread, the ocean's most powerful and deceptive force: the tsunami.
“This episode explores how human societies have learned to live with, and often misread, the ocean's most powerful and deceptive force: the tsunami.”
— James Goff | Walter Dudley, Tsunami
Tsunamis, natural hazards, human perception, coastal resilience
If you've ever felt the unsettling calm before a storm, or wondered how communities rebuild after profound loss a clearer read of nature's power and human resilience, and this will help you see what to do next.
James Goff and Walter Dudley, both distinguished marine geologists, bring decades of research into ancient geological records and modern events, revealing how tsunamis have shaped coastlines and human history for millennia.