Types of volcanic eruptions

Wildfires Creating Dangerous Fire-Induced Storms Result in Extreme Stratospheric Smoke Events

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Wednesday, July 28, 2021
Earth sciences, Physical sciences, Geology, Pollution, Volcanology, Climate forcing, Volcanism, Volcano, Wildfire, Aerosol, Stratosphere, Types of volcanic eruptions

In the past, scientists assumed that volcanic eruptions were the major contributors to aerosols in the stratosphere,.

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  • In the past, scientists assumed that volcanic eruptions were the major contributors to aerosols in the stratosphere,.
  • However, new research attributes aerosols other than volcanic ash, resulting from these intense fires, reside in the stratosphere and contribute to formation of storms.
  • The authors analyzed the Australian Wildfire Event, which was part of Australia's extreme Black Summer and featured many catastrophic bushfires that scorched a record 7.4 million hectares of land and which revealed the potential for increasingly extreme stratospheric smoke events.
  • The two big events in Western Canada and in Australia caught the attention of meteorologists and other Earth scientists.

The National Park Foundation Honors Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month Through the Lens of National Parks

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Friday, May 14, 2021
Geology, Horses, Earth sciences, California Historical Landmarks, American folklore, Cowboy, Equestrianism, Pastoralists, Manzanar, Types of volcanic eruptions, Volcano

The paniolo, the Hawaiian cowboys, quickly created a distinct culture, crafting their own culture, including styles of saddles, gear, and music.

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  • The paniolo, the Hawaiian cowboys, quickly created a distinct culture, crafting their own culture, including styles of saddles, gear, and music.
  • Kahuku, now part of Hawai\'i Volcanoes National Park, was one of the oldest ranches on the island, despite its remote location, rough terrain, lack of water, and volcanic eruptions.
  • Togasaki was moved to several different centers, including Tule Lake and Manzanar relocation centers, providing care and leadership wherever she was.
  • Born in 1912, Wu graduated top of her class with a degree in physics from the National Central University in Nanking, China.

Adjusteck Continues to Expand, Announces New Partnership with CLA Ltd in the Caribbean

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Thursday, April 22, 2021
Insurance, Cision, CLA, Types of volcanic eruptions, Natural disaster, Disaster, Companies

b'LONDON, April 22, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ --Continuing its global expansion, Adjusteck LLC is pleased to welcome CLA Ltd to Adjusteck\'s fast-growing partner network.

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  • b'LONDON, April 22, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ --Continuing its global expansion, Adjusteck LLC is pleased to welcome CLA Ltd to Adjusteck\'s fast-growing partner network.
  • Adjusteck is an international loss adjusting and claims management firm dedicated to helping insurers manage loss worldwide.
  • As an Adjusteck partner, CLA will serve to expand the firm\'s presence in the Caribbean islands.\nThe recent St. Vincent volcanic eruptions underscore the importance of rapid response to help people, businesses, and communities recover from natural disasters and catastrophic events.
  • Operating out of the Bahamas and Panama, and providing a full spectrum of claims handling services throughout the Caribbean region, CLA is trusted to provide high-quality, tailored, and results-focused services.

AT&T Donates $35K And Launches Text-To-Donate Campaign To Help Those Impacted By The Kilauea Volcano Eruptions

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Saturday, May 12, 2018
Geology, Volcanology, Volcano, Types of volcanic eruptions

"Going through something like this is devastating, so our AT&T 'ohana wanted to do what we can to help out.

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  • "Going through something like this is devastating, so our AT&T 'ohana wanted to do what we can to help out.
  • The $35,000 donation and the money raised will go directly to help folks who have been impacted by the volcano eruptions."
  • AT&T customers who want to help those impacted by the Klauea volcano eruptions can donate $10** to the Hawai'i Community Foundation via our text-to-donate campaign, by texting "VOLCANO" to 50555.
  • The Hawai'i Community Foundation said 100% of the money donated will go to help the victims of the volcano.