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I’m back from my conference and will hopefully be getting back to a regular schedule! In the meantime, the biggest… READ MORE
Here’s a stunning shot of the current eruption at Okmok Caldera in Alaska (brought to us by National Geographic). Personally,… READ MORE
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Sorry about the brevity of this update, but I’m exhausted. From the Alaska Volcano Observatory (AVO): At this time, based… READ MORE
Sorry about the delay with updates, I am actually at a meeting filled with volcanologists (of all things), so updates… READ MORE
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Okmok Caldera in Alaska’s Aleutian Islands erupted today, sending an ash column to at least 30,000 feet. Very little news… READ MORE
Just a brief note that the USGS has officially pronounced the eruption that started in 2004 at Mt. Saint Helens… READ MORE
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Kilauea is busy keeping geologists and tourists alike wondering what the volcano will be doing next. The current report… READ MORE
There are some nice videos of the current eruption of Kilauea (after some tedious commercials via the link at the… READ MORE
Since the “surprise” eruption of Chaiten in southern Chile (still erupting away), I’m sure there has been a lot of… READ MORE
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If Alaska wants to take a cue from Iceland, it might find itself with more power than it can use.… 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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