Science publication says Mount St. Helens may sit on "supervolcano"

Some scientists are saying that Mount St. Helens may have the potential to become a "supervolcano." This photo shows an eruption that took place on July 22, 1980, two months after the one that blew the top off the mountain.

[JMKC]

Oh, joy. More good news.

[WeTheSheeple]

Bye-bye Seattle.......

[Duh Vinci]

http://www.youtube.com/watch...

[Duh Vinci]

29 years ago....

[crazy ox3thong]

scientifition :-0 more $-note fundING :-0

[crazy ox3thong]

Duh Vinci wrote:

29 years ago....

more fundING $-note for scientifion :-0

[Lance Winslow]

Dang! Now it's perfectly clear that Bush protected us from this, too.

[Dont Pay Early]

Is there any area yet that hasn't yet been designated as a potential super volcano?

There's one in every back yard it seems.

[JMKC]

WeTheSheeple wrote:

Bye-bye Seattle.......

Scientific evidence shows that the last time the Supervolcano in Yellowstone National Park blew the ash blocked out the sun all around the world and shortened the global growing season to 16 days (which is NO growing season).

Famine resulted.

The plume of glassy deadly ash blocked out the sun as far South as lower Arizona, New Mexico and moved Eastward around the globe, and killed untold herds of animals and people.

I know,,more good news.

[Dont Pay Early]

JMKC wrote:

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Scientific evidence shows that the last time the Supervolcano in Yellowstone National Park blew the ash blocked out the sun all around the world and shortened the global growing season to 16 days (which is NO growing season).
Famine resulted.
The plume of glassy deadly ash blocked out the sun as far South as lower Arizona, New Mexico and moved Eastward around the globe, and killed untold herds of animals and people.
I know,,more good news.

This is true, its just not on the payroll of government scientists.