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Alaska's Pavlof Volcano Unleashed Strongest Eruption of the Year
Alaska's Pavlof volcano unleashed its strongest eruption of the year, sending a distinct plume of smoke as high as 28,000 feet above sea level and scattering ash as far as 30 miles away.
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