Concerns grow over volcanic eruptions

New scientific evidence shows that the Death Valley volcano last erupted only 800 years ago, not 10,000 years ago as previously thought. Other evidence shows caldera volcanoes can erupt more frequently than previously thought. Of particular concern are large known historically explosive calderas around the world that are not monitored.

"There are several large and still active calderas in the United States, including the one under Yellowstone National Park. All are closely monitored. What worries the researchers are other unmonitored calderas around the world with the potential to send huge clouds of ash into the atmosphere, causing massive ecological and climate damage."

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I would rather deal with a supervolcano fallout than i would with the fallout of mans designs. Worry more about what man is doing not what nature can do

Originally posted by minor007
I would rather deal with a supervolcano fallout than i would with the fallout of mans designs. Worry more about what man is doing not what nature can do

i agree....


i much rather go through volcanoes and tornadoes and earthquakes than deal with the loss of my freedoms by a tyrannical government that once used to be free.

If it happens it happens, concern can't stop it

I will not worry about either of them.

Nothing that I can do to change either one.

Ive learned that the scientific community are horrible with numbers...... have they yet dated something correctly

Originally posted by leawyoming
Ive learned that the scientific community are horrible with numbers...... have they yet dated something correctly

And how would we ever really know if they did?

Confused second!

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lol true...