Environment
Dormant Volcano in Alaska Shows Signs of Activity for the First Time in 800 Years, Could an Eruption be Underway?
For the first time in 800 years, a dormant volcano in Alaska is showing signs of activity underneath the surface. Does this mean that an eruption is underway?
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