Iceland’s Volcanic Eruption Eases as Lava Flows Diminish, Flights Unaffected
Volcanic activity in southwestern Iceland is decreasing, sparing nearby towns, and no impact on flights. Scientists monitor the Svartsengi system as lava flows taper off.
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Volcanic activity in southwestern Iceland is decreasing, sparing nearby towns, and no impact on flights. Scientists monitor the Svartsengi system as lava flows taper off.
Iceland is on high alert as magma movement and seismic activity in the southwest raise concerns of a volcanic eruption, threatening local geothermal power supplies.
Crowds gather just feet away from flowing lava at a recently erupted volcano in Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula, showcasing the raw power of nature.