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Mar. 27, 2009
Mount Redoubt Eruption Update
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| Earlier this week, Alaska's Mt Redoubt volcano erupted after months of ominous rumbling. So far, the volcano has erupted several times, sending cluds of ash into the air. Geologists say more eruptions are likely. In this segment, we'll talk with USGS scientists monitoring the eruption and connected seismic activity, and get the latest. |
Produced by Annette Heist, Senior Producer
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Dave Schneider
Geophysicist
Alaska Volcano Observatory
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
Anchorage, Alaska
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