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Vicious Volcanoes Around the World
CTV.ca
Whether they’re erupting lava, exploding or throwing ash sky high, volcanoes are a sight to be seen. CTVNews.ca looks at 10 of the world’s most violent volcanoes of the past two decades. AP Photos / CTVNews.ca Popocatepetl is one of Mexico’s most
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USGS opens volcano observatory
The Almanac Online
The US Geological Survey, however, also thinks “volcanoes.” CalVO, their new volcano observatory, opened Feb. 9 at the Menlo Park branch of the USGS. The list of volcanoes currently on CalVO’s watch list includes Mount Shasta, Medicine Lake Volcano,
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Terrible Noise — Volcano as imagery is apt
Yakima Herald-Republic
One I am drawn to is songs about volcanoes. And books. And movies, though I will say right here that in my experience, the only good film ever made about a volcano is “Return of the King,” and that’s going a little off-message.
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Exploring eruptions: Research on volcanoes could one day help save lives
PhysOrg.com
John Lyons near a microseismicity station located below Antisana volcano, in Ecuador. Cara Shonsey photo Geology takes the long view. It is a field, after all, in which the pace of change spans billions of years. John Lyons, however, is interested in
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SB COUNTY MUSEUM: Why the earth is a place of earthquakes and volcanoes
Press-Enterprise
“I will explore why there is a ‘Ring of Fire’ circling the Pacific Rim, producing numerous earthquakes and volcanoes, and the culprit in the great Tohoku earthquake and tsunami of last year, as well as our own San Andreas Fault.
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UW geologist becomes National Geographic Explorer
Casper Star-Tribune Online
He walks into smoldering volcanoes, through war zones and takes samples from Earth’s most remote freezing places. Sims is equal parts scientist and explorer. He doesn’t go into the field simply for the adventure. He also doesn’t propose a project
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Scientists discover reason Mt. Hood tends to be quiet
Albany Democrat Herald
CORVALLIS — For a half-million years, Mount Hood has towered over the landscape, but unlike some of its cousins in Oregon’s Cascade Mountains and many other volcanoes around the Pacific “Rim of Fire,” it doesn’t have a history of large,
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