General Interest Publication 19
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First posted December 10, 2014
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Driedger, C., Doherty, A., Dixon, C., and Faust, L., coordinators, 2005, Living with a volcano in your backyard—An educator’s guide with emphasis on Mount Rainier (ver. 2.0, December 2014): U.S. Geological Survey General Information Product 19, 716 p., https://dx.doi.org/10.3133/gip19.
ISSN 2332-0354X (online)
Introduction
Chapter 1—Overview
Eruption
Fire, Flood, and Fury
Nineteenth-Century News
Cascade Volcano Timeline
A String of Volcanoes
Volcano Hall of Fame
Surrounded by Volcanoes
Magma Mash
Riding the Magma Elevator
Soda Bottle Volcano
Chapter 2—Overview
Understanding Volcanic Hazards Video/DVD
Volcanic Processes
Tephra Popcorn
Lava Building Blocks of Mount Rainier
Rock Stars
Fire and Ice
Lahar in a Jar
Rock Rubble Review
Earth Blocks
Volcano Fan Club
Tephra Explorer
Shoebox Geologist
Perilous Beauty Video
Chapter 3—Overview
Play-Dough Topo
Topographic Maps and Mount Rainier
Visualizing Topographic Maps
Planning Your Trip to Mount Rainier National Park
The Next Eruption of Mount Rainier
Reducing Volcanic Risk
Don’t be Scared—Be Prepared!
A Volcano Tussle—How Much Do We Risk?
Living Well with a Volcano in Your Backyard!—Prepare, Then Enjoy It!
Appendixes (5)