I never knew until recently that Yellowstone was such a large volcano. This book discusses what scientists have learned about past super eruptions there have been and the devastation that occurred as well as how it compares against other volcanic eruptions throughout history as well as what could be expected from another. A very interesting book but sometimes I got a bit lost in the terminology but nonetheless very informative and not at all dry. You have to walk away with a greater respect for nature and its power.
I look back on earth sciences as it was called then (maybe still is?) and there has been SOOOO much learned since I was in school. I hope kids today are getting all this new info.
Terri
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