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Can volcanic eruptions be predicted?
4th February 2016
It is a mission that has been attempted many times; sometimes with fatal results as volcanologists have been caught on volcano summits when they erupt as they attempted to find the key signals that would indicate the volcano was about to blow. But a new analysis in the change of gas emissions seeping from a volcano's central vent is leading to the possibility that notice of activity could be more accurately predicted within days.
Andy Day
Andy recently finished being a classroom geographer after 35 years at two schools in East Yorkshire as head of geography, head of the humanities faculty and director of the humanities specialism. He has written extensively about teaching and geography - with articles in the TES, Geography GCSE Wideworld and Teaching Geography.
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