“Here we show the detection of the onset of volcanic unrest on La Palma island, most likely decades before a potential eruption.” Torres-Gonzalez et al.,
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Newberry Volcano, McDermitt Crater, and Yellowstone: Part 3. Yellowstone
Yellowstone makes me happy… They made this a national park and then also a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly because it does feel like a
Soufriere St. Vincent
April 17, 2021, 7:42 p.m., Pacific: Yesterday, sixteen minutes after they issued the 6 a.m. update saying that explosive activity appeared to have ended, the
Introduction: “Decade Volcanoes and Us”
What a lovely little seaside village! True, that big mountain in the background is a volcano and it will probably erupt someday. But for the
Ten Years Ago Today . . .
. . . Indonesian volcanologists, civil authorities, and others began the process that eventually saved an estimated 10,000 to 20,000 lives. They did this by
Update: Iceland Volcanoes
Despite recent “it’s gonna blow!” headlines, Icelandic volcanoes are all Green/Normal. At the time of writing, anyway (August 8th). Some of them could blow soon,
