Guest Thinkers — September 1, 2010

Vote for the next Volcano Profile

Vote for the next in the Eruptions Volcano Profile series!

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Things were relatively quiet, volcanically speaking, over the weekend and that reminded me, it is just about time to vote on the next in my Volcano Profile series. We’ve had two volcanoes featured so far: Rabaul in Papua New Guinea and Hood in Oregon. Take a look at the list below and vote for the next in the series!

What would you like to see as the next “Volcano Profile”?(opinion polls)

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