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Scientists confirm 500-mile finger of molten rock under Yellowstone-
Park’s giant magma plume eating up mountains. By Cory Hatch. Jackson Hole Daily.
Actually the hot spot is probably stationary. The apparent surface movement is due to the North American plate drifting to the southwest over the spot. The new information (at least to me) […]
Continue Reading →Talk about a visual imposition as well as spread of weeds and off-road vehicle tracks! This powerline would destroy the view of the Beaverhead, Lemhi, Lost River, and Pioneer Mountain ranges — hundreds of miles. It’s not just the national monument.
Carey residents: ‘No!’ to power line. Hostile crowd raps plan put forth by […]
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