Far Reaching Destruction

Lahars (volcanic mudflows) are one of the most destructive and far-reaching impacts of eruptions. Their effects on downstream rivers and forests can last for many decades.

Peter Frenzen, Forest Ecologist

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Washington State DOT USFS / Fred Swanson USGS / Lyn Topinka USGS / C. Dan Miller USFS / Jim Hughes University of Washington / Charlie Halpern University of Washington / Jerry Franklin Sue Baker USFS / Tom Lisle USFS / Peter Frenzen University of Washington / Jerry Franklin USGS / Tom Casadevall
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