Lava bursts 450 meters high in September 1984. Hawaii's Kilauea volcano, on the Big Island, has had dozens of eruptions over the past 18 years during a streak of activity.
Lava bursts 450 meters high in September 1984. Hawaii's Kilauea volcano, on the Big Island, has had dozens of eruptions over the past 18 years during a streak of activity.
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erf pharts ... why deep-well injection of CO2 is a very bad idea
Wow! Volcanic activity releases gases into the atmosphere? Who knew? How does this compare with Man’s release of greenhouse gases? Could the volcanoes contribute to Global Warming in any way?
If these are “burps” the Basin borderd by the Rockies and the Smokies is the “Uncle Jimbo” of them all. Sitting in your living room, swilling beer, dripping nachos, and waiting to clear the house!
