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Mike Stickney was a one-person earthquake hazards show in Montana for 45 years and a valuable contributor to the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory. His retirement in 2025 is a good excuse to celebrate his understated yet impactful career.

From Nypost RSS Feed: America’s favorite national parks are a cesspool of brain-eating amoebas: study

Yellowstone National Park said this is the first time a bear injured someone in the park in 2026.

Hydrothermal explosions are notoriously hard to predict. But a geological thermometer based on hot spring chemistry might help.

From Nypost RSS Feed: Yellowstone’s Black Diamond Pool erupts, sending mountains of steam and debris into air

In a recent study, scientists used several novel methods to measure the volume of water erupted from the iconic Old Faithful Geyser. The average volume of water from 45 eruptions was 27.9 cubic meters (7,370 gallons) but varied from 12.2 to 44.3 cubic…

In 2024, Yellowstone experienced a year of contrasts. Hydrothermal explosions dominated the headlines, but in terms of seismicity and ground deformation it was a quiet year.