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Scientists aim to map Mount Edgecumbe volcano’s upper plumbing

By Rod Boyce-Geophysical Institute, on Oct 13, 2025   Science/Education  

Scientists aim to map Mount Edgecumbe volcano’s upper plumbing

Mount Edgecumbe volcano in Southeast Alaska sits in a place where a volcano shouldn’t really be sitting. Research underway with new federal funding aims to solve that mystery, learn how magma forms beneath the reawakened volcano and reveal the structure of its upper plumbing system — the magma reservoirs, conduits and cracks in which magma […]

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