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A confirmed adorer of the good science of rock-breaking, Dana Hunter explores geology with an emphasis on volcanic processes, geology news, and the intersection of science and society. Her home away from SciAm is Dana Hunter's Unconformity Follow Dana Hunter on Twitter @dhunterauthor
We say so long to the Scientific American blogs network. But this isn’t goodbye!
It seems like entire libraries have been written about the Mount St. Helens eruption. Here are four books well worth reading
Geologists, park rangers, artists and one famous science guy explore the science of Mount St. Helens in many free events today
Puerto Rico’s seismic sequence is entering its fifth month and is still generating large earthquakes. Here’s the tectonic story
Help kids learn about the geology of the Pacific Northwest in a fun, informative geology book with easy projects
Despite entrance fees being waived, this is not a good time to pack into the U.S.’s national parks
In these extraordinary times, we take a break from earth science to talk pandemic.
Puerto Rico’s earthquake swarm is ongoing; so is the government’s lack of assistance. Here’s how you can help
Lava lakes and flank instability and ice volcanoes ahoy!
Even if the V-day leaves you meh, the geology of gemstones is still pretty great
What’s up with all the shaking in the Caribbean? It’s business as usual on a geologic timescale
Oh, right, Volcano Awareness Month happened while all those exciting earthquakes had us distracted!
The year 2019 ended with a tragic bang, and 2020 is already a busy one for geologic disasters. Here’s the latest
A life is lost, homes are damaged and destroyed, and an iconic Puerto Rican landform is no more. Here are what happened and how you can help
What a difference a decade makes!
Need some rock-solid reading to make it through the holidays? Your search is over!
A relatively small eruption on a New Zealand island volcano created an outsize tragedy
Volcanoes + astronomy = amazing images
Floods of lava, followed by floods of glacial lake water, formed some of the most intriguing landscapes in the American West. These books explore the remarkable geologic events involved...
Let’s see what the experts at the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory have to say
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