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Learning from Mount St. Helens: Catastrophic Events as Educational Opportunities
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  • 2008The importance of religion in shaping volcanic risk perception in Italy, with special reference to Vesuvius and Etna129 cited
  • 1997Natural Hazards and Disaster Information on the Internet7 cited
  • 2006Teaching with Catastrophe: Topographic Map Interpretation and the Physical Geography of the 1949 Mann Gulch, Montana Wildfire4 cited

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