
Darwin: Geologist First and Last
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

Darwin: Geologist First and Last

Interlude: When Vehicles Become Part of the Geologic Record

A Survivor's Tale: "Half the mountain exploding over our heads"

The Cataclysm: "I Was Just Instantly Buried"

In Which I Am Interviewed, and Mutual Fandom is Revealed

The Cataclysm: "A Boiling Mass of Rock"

Twelve - Okay, Eight - Months of Rosetta Stones, Plus Reader Extras

Don’t Believe Everything You See on YouTube: Parícutin Edition
I’d like to conduct an experiment someday. I’d like to gather together a group of experts in a particular field and show them a few popular science video clips relevant to their areas of expertise.

What's So Unusual About Tolbachik's Eruption? Um... Actually...

The Cataclysm: "That Whole Mountain Range Had Just Exploded"

Tuesday Tune: "Pompeii"

Interlude: "To Paradise With Pleasure Haunted With Fear"

Interview Madness I, In Which I Perform Reflection Seismology on Chris Rowan

How Pompeii Perished

Learning the Language of Rivers III: The River Sings

The Cataclysm: "A Sudden Exposure of Volatile Material"

Accretionary Wedge #51 Now Available - Geopoetry at Its Best!

Interlude: "Lateral Blasts of Great Force"

Learning the Language of Rivers II: The Basics

"Nothing Lasts, Eternal"

An Excellent Point About Uniformitarianism

Learning the Language of Rivers I: A History of Confusion

The Cataclysm: "One of the Most Dramatic Mass-Movement Events of Historic Time"

Dave Crockett's Narrow Escape