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European geologists say stopping Indonesian mud flow could be impossible

Pravda: European geologists said Monday it may be impossible to stop a massive surge of hot sludge on Indonesia's densely populated island of Java, saying it could be the birth of a new mud volcano.


Posted by Jenny Corrado on September 25, 2006 10:42 AM |

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