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I am back from the ion microprobe lab at Stanford after a few days of data collection, so I’ll be… READ MORE
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Lava issuing from the current eruptions at Kilauea have started a third ocean entry (and the second within the Hawai’i… READ MORE
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I get a fairly steady stream of emails from Eruptions readers, some of which are very worth a post, but sometimes… READ MORE
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For those of you interested in what happens in the realm of submarine volcanism, I can pass on some tidbits… READ MORE
A quick note (as I’m buried in zircon): The Alaska Volcano Observatory has installed a webcam at Redoubt to monitor… READ MORE
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I wouldn’t normally use this blog for something like this, but google has failed me. When I was in New… READ MORE
I’ve found a few more details about the ongoing activity at Huila in Colombia, including a video report from the… READ MORE
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The headline for this entry sounds more dramatic than it is, but one of the last structures in the ill-fated… READ MORE
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On Sunday afternoon, a large ash eruption occurred at Halemaumau Caldera at Kilauea. Not only did the volcano belch more… READ MORE
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Not sure how it was kept quiet for most of the week (well, at least to me), but geologists at… READ MORE
“It’s not far-fetched that almost everywhere in the world where you have volcanoes you have mythologies or new gods being created.”
~ Werner Herzog
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