Guest Thinkers — September 1, 2010

Another tidbit from AGU…

I was chatting with a fellow from AVO and he called the simultaneous eruptions of Kasatochi, Cleveland and Okmok a “once in a millennia” event. So, enjoy it!

He also mentioned that the Kasatochi eruption released the most sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere since the 1991 Pinatubo eruption … but we had an idea of that already.

And who knew that there has been uplift at Uturuncu in Bolivia? I sure didn’t, but Steve Sparks does.

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More to come later this week when I can go to all the Chaiten posters.

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