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Thursday Throwdown: Stromboli’s tiny bubbles, Hawaiian lava flow update and recovering from Eyjafjallajökull
Posted by Erik Klemetti on July 29, 2010
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Lots of little pieces of news I’ve run across … time to play a little catch up. Stromboli: A volcano after Don Ho’s heart. Every once in a while, my RSS feeds will dredge up some articles from years gone by … and this week there were two New York Times pieces that are a…
Volcano Profile: Mt. Erebus
Posted by Erik Klemetti on July 31, 2009 The next up in my Volcano Profiles Series, is one of the most remote volcanoes on the planet, yet also one of the more closely studied and monitored (albeit from afar). Joining Vesuvius, Hood and Rabaul is Mt. Erebus, an active volcano on Ross Island in Antarctica and it definitely has some unique features. VOLCANO…