Eruptions

Category: Philippines

February 25, 2009

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Cascades, Mitigation, Philippines, Science reporting, United States, Volcano Monitoring, Volcano research, Volcanoes in the media

Volcano monitoring in the news

So, there has been a lot of talk about “volcano monitoring” over the last 24 hours, now hasn’t there? Now,… READ MORE
September 2, 2008

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Caldera, Explosive eruption, Historic eruption, Mitigation, Philippines, Pyroclastic flow, Seismicity, Stratovolcano, Volcanic Hazards, Volcano Monitoring

Philippine volcanoes are restless

Two volcanoes on the island of Luzon look like they might be primed for activity, at least according to PHILVOLCS,… READ MORE
August 11, 2008

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Mitigation, Philippines, Seismicity, Volcanic Hazards, Volcano Monitoring

Mayon restless, but not heading towards eruption?

We had a brief bit over the weekend that Mayon in the Philippines had a number of small explosive events… READ MORE
August 10, 2008

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Explosive eruption, Philippines, Stratovolcano, Volcanic Hazards, Volcano Monitoring

Mayon being watched

Mayon, a volcano in the Philippines, is on watch for an eruption after experiencing small explosions. Philvolcs, (short for the Philippine… READ MORE

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