is there any relationship between climate change and earthquakes? how can this subject connect to faulting and folding?

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is there any relationship between climate change and earthquakes? how can this subject connect to faulting and folding?

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no climate and earthquakes have nothing in common

Aashanand answered Aug 21, 2018

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