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A Yellowstone "supereruption" would distribute ash over almost all of the United States, and into Canada, according to 9/9/14 guest Larry Mastin, a geologist at the USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory. His study of the subject, which used improved computer modeling, found that a large eruption at the National Park would create a type of ash cloud known as an "umbrella" (pictured in graphic), which expands evenly in all directions. More here.
A practitioner of electric health and therapeutic sound, Eileen Day McKusick shared her methods. Followed by author Jim Paris on his riches to rags tale, and tips for coping in the pandemic.
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