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Hot Volcanic Eruptions Could Lead To A Cooler Earth
June 11, 2005 — Volcanic eruptions may be an agent of rapid and long-term climate change, according to new research. Scientists simulated the volcanic acid rain from one of Europe's largest historical eruptions, the ... > full story -
Nuclear Approach May Help Climate Researchers Pinpoint Volcanic Eruptions
May 25, 2005 — There's gold in them thar rings. Tree rings that is, and Penn State researchers are using the Breazeale Nuclear Reactor to measure gold and link the rings to volcanic ... > full story -
Twenty-Five Years Later, Volcano Research Is Booming
March 28, 2005 — If Mount St. Helens caused many tragic deaths when it exploded 25 years ago, it has also saved lives - possibly thousands of them - as the lessons learned and the studies spawned by this catastrophic ... > full story -
Scientists Search For Seafloor Eruption
March 9, 2005 — The most intense swarms of earthquakes detected in the last 10 to 12 years on the far edge of the Juan de Fuca plate could indicate the eruption of magma from the seafloor or an underwater volcano. ... > full story -
Long-Spewing Hawaiian Volcano May Be Health Risk
March 8, 2005 — Hawaiian residents who live downwind from the long-active Kilauea volcano may have elevated risks of adverse health conditions because of high levels of sulfur dioxide and aerosol particulates that ... > full story -
Pinatubo's Rivers Show The Danger Isn't Over When Volcanic Eruption Ends
January 6, 2005 — Mount Pinatubo erupted with devastating force in June 1991, and now the Philippines volcano is proving to be an ideal laboratory for studying the "hydrologic aftermath" of a volcanic ... > full story -
CALIPSO Monitors Pulse Of Soufriere Hills Volcano
December 19, 2004 — A unique monitoring system in place on the island of Montserrat can record the everyday changes beneath the Soufriere Hills volcano and throughout the island, according to an international team of ... > full story -
Ice Cores Disagree On Origin Of White River Ash Deposit
December 19, 2004 — One anticipated component missing from an ice core drilled through a high-mountain, Alaskan ice field may force researchers to rethink the geologic history of that ... > full story -
What Have Scientists Learned Since Mount St. Helens Erupted?
December 8, 2004 — When Mount St. Helen’s blew its top in 1980, Charlie Crisafulli was 22 years old and just beginning his career as a research ecologist. One of his first assignments: travel to Mount St. Helens ... > full story -
Laser Technology Helps Track Changes In Mount St. Helens
October 26, 2004 — U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and NASA scientists studying Mount St. Helens are using high-tech Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) technology to analyze changes in the surface elevation of the ... > full story
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