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Mount Saint Helens, 30 years later
Mount Saint Helens erupted in a colossal explosion 30 years ago, on May 18, 1980 (incidentally, exactly a week before my little sister was born). The eruption was so great that the entire northern side of the mountain was blasted … Continue reading
Posted in Class Topics, Science News
Tagged ash, climate, eruption, science history, Volcanoes
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Iceland volcano may last months or even years!
I’ve been slow to put up a post about the Icelandic volcano because the story keeps getting more interesting; every time I start a post, I hear a new interesting story about it and put it off! As we’ve discussed … Continue reading
Posted in Class Topics, Science News
Tagged geology, Iceland, Mid-Ocean Ridge, plate tectonics, Volcanoes
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