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Superheated gas indicates unrest at Kanlaon, but no cause for panic
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Superheated gas indicates unrest at Kanlaon, but no cause for panic
Superheated gas emissions detected at the crater of Kanlaon Volcano are a reminder that its unrest is not over, a resident volcanologist said on Friday, Jan. 30. The superheated plume, which is a common occurrence at Kanlaon, indicates that magma is intruding and waiting beneath the edifice, Mari Andylene Quintia, Philippine Institute of Volcanology and […]
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