#volcanic-eruptions

#volcanic-eruptions

Governments must prepare for the inevitability of catastrophic volcanic eruptions alongside global warming efforts.

The end of the Triassic period was primarily caused by rapid volcanic winters rather than long-term thermal warming from carbon dioxide. The implications are significant.

Research reveals a catastrophic climate event in Scandinavia 1,500 years ago, linked to volcanic eruptions, led to drastic population decline.

Sediment layers on the seafloor provide a more complete and intact geological record than those on land due to environmental stability.

Artificial intelligence helps uncover deep history of volcanic eruptions like Novarupta, revealing patterns over hundreds of thousands of years.

Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula faces ongoing volcanic risk due to an interconnected magma plumbing system.

Iceland is experiencing increased volcanic eruptions, with the potential for imminent eruption, impacting urban areas and air travel in Europe.