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Hurricane Henriette
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Published September 4, 2007
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Melting on the Greenland Ice Cap
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Hurricane Felix (06L) over Central America
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Typhoon Fitow (10W) approaching Japan
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Fires and smoke across central South America
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Shiveluch Volcano, Russia’s Far East
Published September 3, 2007
Shiveluch is one of the biggest and most active of a line of volcanoes that follow the spine of the Kamchatka Peninsula in easternmost Russia. The volcanoes and peninsula are part of the tectonically active “Ring of Fire,” a zone of active volcanoes and frequent earthquakes that nearly surrounds the Pacific Ocean.
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Hurricanes Henriette (11E) and Felix (06L) off Central America
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Hurricane Felix (06L) approaching Central America
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Fires in Idaho and Montana
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Islands of the Four Mountains
Published September 2, 2007
Arcing southwestward from Alaska like the tail of a kite, the Aleutian Islands are a string of active and dormant volcanoes fed by magma created by the collision of the Pacific Plate with the North American Plate. In the northeast part of the range, a cluster of summits known as the Islands of the Four Mountains is home to Cleveland Volcano, one of the Aleutians’ most frequently active volcanoes.
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Forest Fires in Algeria
Published September 1, 2007
Scores of forest fires were burning in northern Algeria in late August 2007. Although much of the country is occupied by the Sahara Desert, Mediterranean forests, woodlands, and chaparral occur on the Atlas Mountains that line the coast. The smoke was so thick that the capital, Algiers, is not visible beneath it.
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Fires in Central Africa
Published August 31, 2007
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