David Harlow is one of the few volcano seismologists in the world. He and a team of scientists from the U.S. Clark Air Force Base and from the Philippines listen to the signs from Mount Pinatubo ; it had been inactive for late Tuesday . "He's somebody who's fascinated by that kind of energy," said Lord, a psychotherapist who has accompanied Harlow to several volcanoes. the U.S. Clark Air Force Base erupted according to the predictions by Harlow and the team, blowing ash more than 75,000 feet into the air and sending rivers of molten ash down its slope. The accurate prediction enabled the evacuation of one people from the area. Evacuees included personnel and dependents from the U.S. Clark Air Force Base . The base may have to be abandoned.
David Harlow is one of the few volcano seismologists in the world. He and a team of scientists from the U.S. Clark Air Force Base and from the Philippines listen to the signs from Mount Pinatubo ; it had been inactive for late Tuesday . the U.S. Clark Air Force Base erupted according to the predictions by Harlow and the team, blowing ash more than 75,000 feet into the air and sending rivers of molten ash down its slope. The accurate prediction enabled the evacuation of one people from the area. Evacuees included personnel and dependents from the U.S. Clark Air Force Base . The base may have to be abandoned.