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That’s just the blink of an eye in volcano time. Not only could a major explosion send lava and ash clouds down into the city, Mt. Rainier is also covered with snow. The heat of an eruption would probably melt the snow and send it racing down on top of people. 21st CENTURY SKILLS LIBRARY Volcanologists carefully monitor all active volcanoes, but they especially track the ones near major cities. They also hold regular international conferences to share their knowledge. In the United States, USGS volcanologists and others study active American volcanoes continually.
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Voyage to the Volcano. , 2003. Lindop, Laurie. Probing Volcanoes. Brookfield, CT: Twenty-First Centur y Books, 2003. O’Brien-Palmer, Michelle. How the Earth Works: 60 Fun Activities for Exploring Volcanoes, Fossils, Earthquakes, and More. Chicago: Chicago Review Press, 2002. Thompson, Luke. Natural Disasters: Volcanoes. New York: Children’s Press, 2000. Van Cleve, Janice. Volcanoes: Mind-Boggling Experiments You Can Turn Into Science Fair Projects. New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1994. html Understanding Volcanoes.