Geologist notes advances since Mount St Helens eruption
Geologist David Johnston would not die today on Mount St Helens thanks to GPS remote sensing and a suite of new tools. Scientists say modern sensors measure deformation in three dimensions, track heat and gas changes, and transmit data remotely improving eruption predictions and safety.
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Judge sets deadline for abuse claims against Tucson Diocese
A federal bankruptcy judge in Tucson set a six month deadline for abuse claimants to come forward, fixing April 15 as the date. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Tucson sought the deadline as it works to settle finances after filing for bankruptcy on September 20 amid numerous molestation lawsuits. The Tucson case followed the Portland Archdiocese as the second U.S. diocese to file for bankruptcy.
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Mount St Helens crater floor rises as magma moves upward
Mount St Helens scientists report crater floor rising 50 to 100 feet since Tuesday with low earthquake rates indicating upward magma movement. The south crater area near the large lava dome has risen about 250 feet in two weeks, and the alert level was downgraded as eruption risk lessened.
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