Alaska volcano goes quiet but remains 'restless,' scientists say
April 6 (Reuters) - An Alaskan volcano that began erupting 10 days ago, belching an ash cloud 20,000 feet (6,906 meters) high that triggered aviation warnings, ended its latest round of seismic activity on Wednesday but may not stay quiet for long, scientists said. [Source]
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