ASIA

Indonesian mud volcano could flow for 30 years

THE Indonesian mud volcano in East Java's Sidoarjo district – known to locals as "Lusi" – could continue flowing at its current rate of 100,000 cubic metres of mud per day for the next 30 years, according to Curtin University of Technology researcher Dr Mark Tingay.

Speaking as part of the Geological Society of Australia's Earth Science Showcase, Tingay also warned that more than 100,000 people remained under threat from the continuing subsidence of surrounding land...

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