This is a monumental moment for me - my PhD was on recognising unrest at Taupo volcano, and when to change the Volcanic Alert Level. I hope you find this Bulletin below informative. I'll link a few more resources that might be of interest below.
New Zealand, we would love to know whether you observed any unusual sea conditions or heard booming noises last weekend following the eruption in #Tonga. Let us know in this @geonet survey. Thanks team x https://t.co/Yq65Vx82qW
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They are calling their vision “Plan B”.
They even have a website and a PR firm.
@SiouxsieW looks at how their evidence stacks up. https://t.co/850LlImsVt
Message for the media - stop saying COVID19 is "only killing elderly patients with underlying conditions"
This so called "reassurance" is terrifying to the millions of older people with underlying conditions
Try saying that the vast majority are recovering, regardless of age