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Water near Mount St. Helens contaminated with ash
Water near Mount St. Helens contaminated with ash
TitleWater near Mount St. Helens contaminated with ash
PhotographerZoller, William
PublisherUniversity of Washington. Dept. of Chemistry
Date of photograph1980-07
NotesSlide shows the water that is in some of the lakes and reservoirs right near Mount St. Helens. The water itself is murky white, almost like milk, since it is filled with very finely divided ash or powdered ash and that material is suspended in water. It would obviously get on the gills of any fish and suffocate them.
Subjects (LCSH)Volcanic ash, tuff, etc.
Digital CollectionMt. St. Helens Post-Eruption Database
Slide ID Numberzolmsh9
Contact InfoTo inquire about permissions, contact Dr. Bill Zoller at:zoller@u.washington.edu
Copyright statementWilliam Zoller. Database is intended for educational and instructional use; if you cite or download images, please acknowledge appropriately.
Typeimage
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