Sitting about 300 miles off the North American west coast, it erupts on a pretty regular basis. That gives scientists plenty of data to see what it does in the days, weeks, and months leading up.
South Asian Migration, Settlement, and Sociopolitical Incorporation on the North American West Coast
I argue that the parallels in early South Asian migration patterns to the North American West Coast were due to similarities in the economic and social profile of these regions, Canadian and U.S.
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