The mysteries of volcanoes: what’s going on beneath the ground in Iceland?
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Exploring the recent seismic activity in southwest Iceland, this chapter discusses the concerns raised by over 20,000 earthquakes since late October. It also covers the evacuation of Glindavik, the detection of sulphur dioxide, and the possibility of an eruption based on the geological context and magma-filled dyke formation.
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