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0:01 - 3:08 Peru
3:09 - 7:56 California
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Has anyone heard/read if and how the eruption may impact global temperatures over the next few years? Curious what the climate scientist are predicting, but maybe to soon to know anything.

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You might be disappointed, I'm pretty sure that this is the video where he gives the explanation, which is fault line geothermal heating. In the TED talk he says that it's a really unusual type of geothermal heating that's not found anywhere else. Most hot springs are volcanic, but not here.

Here is an article which shows the various fault lines in and around Peru, including one close to Pucallpa - http://temblor.net/earthquake-insights/ecuador-peru-and-colombia-faults-hint-where-large-earthquakes-could-strike-2128/

These guys went to Peru because they were funded by the Peru Export and Tourism Promotion board, I wonder if Atlas Obscura were too?

Cross a Canyon on Peru’s Last Handwoven Bridge has been added as a related post - related requested by newtboy on that post.

A friend of mine just came back from Peru and Bolivia. I don't think I'd do well there.

Yeah, it made me unhappy to think this guy is already walking free, but that woman will live with what he did to her for life. Not cool.
It seems that the club bears some responsibility here. First, they apparently over served her badly. Secondly, they allowed an unconscious person to simply be dragged out of their club with no question as to what was wrong or who was dragging her. They should have intervened and called an amberlamps, not let a near dead woman be dragged off by a stranger. I hope she owns the club now....and that her rapist is back in Peru after 3.5 years of being Bubba's girlfriend.

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