The size and frequency of the largest explosive eruptions on Earth

Overview of attention for article published in Bulletin of Volcanology, May 2004

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Biggest Ever Yellowstone Eruption Revealed

Climate Science, 15 Jun 2020

The ancient supervolcano under the national park was much more explosive in its early history and could be slowing down, a new…

The Rise of a Supervolcano

Wired Science » Science Blogs, 04 Oct 2013

I don't particularly care for the term "supervolcano." In my mind, it is the epitome of a sensationalist media buzzword that…

What Happens to All That Volcanic Ash?

Wired Science » Science Blogs, 18 May 2012

The ash plume from the May 2008 eruption of Chaitén in Chile. Image courtesy of the USGS. If you’ve ever seen an explosive…

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