eruptions
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Rapid and Explosive Eruptions Possible From Dormant Volcanoes, New Study
Can a volcano erupt after tens of thousands of years of dormancy? If so, how can this be explained and what makes volcanic eruptions more dangerous?
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Indonesia's Mount Marapi Erupts Shooting Ashes 300 Meters into the Sky, No tourists Allowed Within 3 Km of Crater
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USGS Raises Yellow Warning on 6 Active Volcanoes in US for 'Elevated Unrest'
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Mount Etna's Weird Case of Wandering Craters Popping Out of Nowhere
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WATCH: Lava Flow From Hawaii's Mount Kilauea, The Volcano That Has Been Erupting For More Than 30 Years
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Supervolcano Underneath Yellowstone National Park Can Wipe Out Half of the US If It Erupts
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Iceland's Volcano Reveals How Sulfur Emissions Impact Clouds
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Volcanic Eruptions Reduce Flow Of Major Rivers, New Study Shows
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Explosive Volcanoes Due to... Water?
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Hawaiian Hot Spots Not to Blame for Underwater Volcanoes
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Earth Day Volcano Rains Fire and Lightning on Chile, Prompts Evacuation
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Underwater Volcano Flare-Ups Could Affect Climate Change
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Massive Volcanic Eruption in Japan
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