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Here  is some Volcano news.

Decades after catastrophic 1980 eruption, Mount St. Helens is 'recharging'

Yup!

Mount St. Helens erupted on May 18, 1980, after two months of increasing volcanic activity.
Since its most recent eruption in 2008, there has been a swarm of earthquakes, which are thought to be a result of the magmatic system's "recharging," according to the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network.
Similar seismic swarms were detected during recharging periods before a small eruption in 2004 and through a period of volcanic activity that ended in 2008.
In March through May of this year, swarms of deep earthquakes, not even felt on the surface, have been detected.
Seismic swarms do not directly indicate that an eruption is imminent, because volcanic forecasting is difficult, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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That's not all!

BIG ONE WARNING: New Zealand in store for ‘EXTREME’ earthquake as fault lines collide

The Big One?

NEW Zealand could be in store for a devastating earthquake in the coming years with two fault zones set to collide.

When the collision does happen, the fault will rupture in “an extreme magnitude 8 earthquake in the coming decades”, the team from the Vitoria University of Wellington wrote in their study published in Nature.
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