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volcanoes across the Philippines.... A long-dormant volcano, Mount Pinatubo, blew its top north of

Everyone has heard of the Yellowstone volcano and Mount Pinatubo – monstrous supervolcanoes that

LONDON( AFP)-Climate change could magnify the atmospheric cooling effects of once-in-a-century volcanic eruptions, but also lessen the impact of smaller eruptions, according to new research released on Thursday( Aug 12). Scientists at the University of Cambridge and the UK Met Office examined how rising temperatures are likely to affect the ash and gases shot into the atmosphere by volcanoes. The emerging" feedback loops" between the changing climate and eruptions were not accounted for in this

They said it’s unclear if the volcanic unrest could lead to a full-blown eruption.“ It’s just one explosive event; it’s too early to tell, ” Renato Solidum of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology said at a news conference.... Residents said they did not feel any tremors but reported a volcanic sulfur smell. Batangas Gov.... Hermilando Mandanas said evacuation camps, trucks, food packs and face masks were ready in case the volcanic unrest escalated and more people needed to be

In a rare interview, Mr Moore, known as C, said the" traps" threatened to" erode sovereignty" and have prompted defensive measures in the UK.... It came ahead of his first major public speech since taking on the role as head of the secret service....

In this image made from video from the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology-Department of Science and Technology, a plume of steam and ash is seen from Taal Volcano, in Batangas province, Philippines, on July 1, 2021.... Government experts said magmatic materials came into contact with water in the main crater of Taal Volcano in Batangas province, setting off the steam-driven blast with no accompanying volcanic earthquake.... " It's just one explosive event; it's too early to tel

SINGAPORE( Reuters)-Scientists are struggling to monitor an active volcano that erupted off the South Pacific island of Tonga at the weekend, after the explosion destroyed its sea-level crater and drowned its mass, obscuring it from satellites.... On the day of the eruption, he detected 400, 000 lightning events in just three hours, which comes down to 100 lightning events per second.... " It wouldn't be unusual to get a few more eruptions, though maybe not as big as Saturday," he said....

TONGA has suffered an" unprecedented disaster" with all homes on one island destroyed, the government has said. Chilling new pictures show the devastation caused when a volcano erupted, resulting in a tsunami that has so far killed three people, including a British charity worker.... 9 Pictures showing parts of Tonga before and after the eruption and tsunami Credit: EPA 9 The extent of the devastation is slowly beginning to emerge Credit: EPA As the scale of the disaster begins to emerge, the g

Fox Nation series revisits the nuclear disaster in new S5 episode People around the world looked on in awe at the spectacular satellite images of an undersea volcano erupting in a giant mushroom cloud in the Pacific.... New Zealand scientists Shane Cronin, a volcanology professor at the University of Auckland, and Emily Lane, a tsunami expert at the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, help explain. Explosive but brief The eruption on Saturday was incredibly explosive but also