Record-setting amount of trash found in Yellowstone National Park hot springs
A summer sweep unearthed 20,000 trash pieces—including 280 hats—from Yellowstone’s hot springs, marking a record cleanup.
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A summer sweep unearthed 20,000 trash pieces—including 280 hats—from Yellowstone’s hot springs, marking a record cleanup.
Lava overflows, alert levels rise, and Episode 55 looms as Kīlauea’s summit eruption intensifies through September.
A city in Colombia has emerged as a rare success story in earthquake preparedness, but the rest of the country is still reeling.
A tsunami warning is in effect after a powerful earthquake off the coast of Indonesia
Kīlauea has entered a high-energy eruptive phase, characterized by 500-foot lava fountains captured during a full moon.
Lava fountaining has returned to the Halemaumau crater at Kilauea summit, marking the beginning of eruptive Episode 51.
Scientists have successfully sampled previously inaccessible tephra from the crater wall of Kīlauea's summit.
Kīlauea has reached its 50th episode of lava fountaining at the summit, drawing public attention to viewing and safety protocols.
A series of powerful earthquakes have struck the Pacific Ring of Fire, with significant casualties reported in the Philippines.
Venezuela faces a humanitarian crisis after a series of earthquakes, including a M 7.5 tremor, the strongest the region has seen in over a century.