Tag: extinction

• Thursday Throwdown: More volcano news than I can list here

  about 2 years ago

  Erik Klemetti in Eruptions

  I'm still playing catch-up after my week in the desert, so I've seen a lot of articles I've wanted to mention ... but a certain other volcano has taken up a lot of my time. However, I will attempt to make amends for that now. By the way, would you believe Ubehebe Crater was closed? How do they ... Read More

• Friday Flotsam: Australian volcano watch continued, the impact of the Siberian Traps and the threat from Hualalai

  over 2 years ago

  Erik Klemetti in Eruptions

  News to finish up your week: Summit area of Hualalai in Hawai'i Another day, another "threat" of volcanic eruption in Australia. I'm impressed with the abject fear Aussies seem to have for this perceived increased threat of an eruption - or at least what the press wants you to believe. This ... Read More

• Wednesday Whatzits

  almost 3 years ago

  Erik Klemetti in Eruptions

  Two papers submitted, one to go. Keeps you quite busy, let me tell you. Lava flow from a 2006 eruption on Mayon in the Philippines. A few bits of news today: A few more details about the ongoing watch of Mayon in the Philippines . There have been apparently no changes in the shape of the ... Read More

• Friday Fungoes

  almost 3 years ago

  Erik Klemetti in Eruptions

  Here's some news bits for all you volcanophiles. Enjoy the weekend! Ubinas in Peru steaming away in June 2007. Image courtesy of Eruptions reader Mike Lyvers. There has been a lot of press lately on the theory that a large eruption from an ancient volcanic field in China (the 260-million ... Read More