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SUMMARY:HMSC Research Seminar-Sleuthing ancient eruptions\, landslides\, a
 nd earthquakes—Deciphering how buried trees record geologic and environme
 ntal history in Cascadia
LOCATION:Hatfield Marine Science Center Carmen Ford Phillips Auditorium in
  the Gladys Valley Marine Studies Building\, 2030 SE Marine Science Dr\, 
 Newport\, OR 97365
DESCRIPTION:Speaker:Patrick Pringle\, Research Affiliate\, Mount St. Helen
 s Institute\, Prof. Emeritus of Earth Science\, Centralia College\, Washi
 ngton\n\nTopic: The presentation will include a description for how tree-
 ring dating in Cascadia has contributed to a better understanding of some
  significant pre-historical geologic events. We'll examine clues from Ind
 igenous stories\, Lewis and Clark\, and tree-rings about Mount Hood’s mos
 t recent eruption and the Bonneville landslide in the Columbia Gorge. The
 n we'll examine a reanalysis of Mount Rainier’s recent history of eruptio
 ns and lahars\, with lessons learned at Mount St. Helens. And finally\, w
 e'll look at how landslide-dammed lakes dated by drowned trees have helpe
 d date past earthquakes in an around Seattle.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/eve
 nts/7fd9379e-4f52-46b4-b320-f4244d7806c6
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