Volcano Minute — A hui hou to Bruce Houghton
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usgs.govVolcano Minute — A hui hou to Bruce Houghtonusgs.govToday, we say a hui hou to one of volcanology’s true giants. Professor Bruce Houghton retired last year from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa after 25 years as the Gordon A. Macdonald Chair of Volcanology—a position held by only two people in the past fifty years.
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