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Science Journalist Apologizes for Newsweek Quake Article

Friday, December 09, 2011 Mooore articles in Science

SAN FRANCISCO � Highlighting the occasional tensions between the scientific community and journalists who write about science, popular science writer Simon Winchester apologized to geoscientists for a March 2011 article in which he suggested that earthquakes on one side of the Pacific could trigger temblors on the other.

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