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Kayla is great. More than great. If we can get her GFM fully funded by June 1, I'll write something about Star Trek and volcanoes. gofundme.com/f/help-kayla-f…

So, I've mentioned this before, but I reaaaally don't like posting on X/Twitter anymore. If you're looking for great science interactions and information, try out that other place that you'd find on a sunny day. If you're already over there, find me at my first and last name.

Just in time for the 44th anniversary of the Mount St. Helens eruption, I take you on a tour of the Washington Cascade volcanoes, all seen from space: discovermagazine.com/planet-earth/a… USGS Volcanoes🌋 Discover Magazine

Need a distraction? Check out part 1 of my series looking at the Cascade Range. Today it is the volcanoes of British Columbia, from Silverthrone to Garibaldi. Glaciers did a number on them, but there are still plenty hazardous. discovermagazine.com/planet-earth/a… USGS Volcanoes🌋 Discover Magazine

Time is what you make it. For Earth scientists, it's deep time. discovermagazine.com/planet-earth/t… Discover Magazine #Anthropocene

For the residents of Grindavík, the waiting is over. An eruption finally began tonight on the Rekyjanes Peninsula in Iceland. So far, a ~4 km fissure northeast of the town has been erupting lava fountains and flows. discovermagazine.com/planet-earth/a… Discover Magazine

So, I am done here. If you'd like to see updates about volcanoes and my writing, check out bsky.app/profile/erikkl…
If you can't see anything yet, profiles will be more publicly available soon. However, I can't abide by any company that has Elon as a owner.

Any of y'all know of an open access online Earth Resources/Economic Geology textbook?

Going live this afternoon to talk about the potential 🌋 #eruption near #Grindavik so bring your kitty treats & #science questions & come hang out w/ chat!!

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The eruptions on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland over the past few years drew thousands of tourists. The next eruption might be brewing, but this time it is right next to a town of almost 4,000. Discover Magazine #iceland #volcano

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#bitcoin mining might be the worst kind of 'resource extraction' on the planet today. The carbon dioxide emissions, water and land use to mine virtual currencies rival that of hundreds of millions of people ... with no real gain for society discovermagazine.com/planet-earth/w… Discover Magazine

We know that mining resources from our planet can have a major impact on the environment and climate. These days, the worst criminal environmental damage caused by mining might be a surprise: Bitcoin. Discover Magazine

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A very pleasant day looking at and sampling pumice at the Oregon State University - Cascades campus, with Josef Dufek for scale. Such a beautiful location, the darker Desert Springs tuff is overlain by the younger Bend Pumice and Tumalo Tuff.

Things are getting restless at the Campi Flegrei in Italy. Here's what the situation is right now and what could happen. Whether an eruption occurs (unlikely) or not, the decisions for emergency planners and volcanologists are daunting. Discover Magazine

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Volcanologists & space scientists alike are keeping an eye on NASA Europa Clipper, Dragonfly, & ESA's Juice mission.

Input from Steve Vance NASA JPL, Sarah Fagents SOEST News, Lynnae Quick NASA Goddard, & Jennifer Glass Georgia Tech, story by Dr. Erik Klemetti Gonzalez 🌋.

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With the great August supermoon upon us, just a reminder that earthquake prediction is not possible. However, new research might be opening the door a crack for scientifically-backed prediction based on subtle fault motion before a big one: discovermagazine.com/planet-earth/c… Discover Magazine

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