Category: Volcanic Hazards
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Cleveland Volcano erupts in the Aleutians & Okmok Update
Just when you thought it was exciting enough in the Aleutians, word comes in that Cleveland Volcano is erupting as… READ MORE
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Cleveland Volcano erupts in the Aleutians & Okmok Update
Just when you thought it was exciting enough in the Aleutians, word comes in that Cleveland Volcano is erupting as… READ MORE
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Llaima eruption beginning to slow
The latest eruption at Llaima is beginning to slow down according to Chilean state geologist, Hugo Moreno. The volcano has… READ MORE
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Ruapehu settles down
I suppose this is more “unnews” than “news”, but workers at Ruapehu in New Zealand report that seismicity has decreased,… READ MORE
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Chaiten ash still causing problems
It has been a while since we’ve seen a Chaiten update, but today there is a report that LanChile has… READ MORE
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Okmok Eruption 2008
I’m back from my conference and will hopefully be getting back to a regular schedule! In the meantime, the biggest… READ MORE
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Tungurahua continues to rumble away
Not really a “new eruption” as such, but the Geophysics Institute of Ecuador is reporting that Tungurahua, one of the… READ MORE
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Photo of the 2008 Okmok eruption
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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More on Okmok
Sorry about the brevity of this update, but I’m exhausted. From the Alaska Volcano Observatory (AVO): At this time, based… READ MORE
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Okmok Update
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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Quote of the week
“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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