Ruth Sherlock

Ruth Sherlock, an NPR correspondent reporting from the Campi Flegrei area, dives into the fascinating world of this ancient supervolcano near Naples. She discusses its mythological significance and the alarming signs of volcanic activity following centuries of dormancy. With thousands of earthquakes and visible ground uplift, the threat to local populations is clear. Sherlock highlights the challenges of evacuation, government concerns, and the use of AI in monitoring volcanic unrest, painting a vivid picture of life on the edge of a geological wonder.

Ruth Sherlock, an NPR reporter with extensive experience covering migration issues, joins a rescue ship in the Mediterranean to share compelling stories of migrants. She highlights the perilous journeys undertaken by those escaping war-torn countries, revealing their hopes for a better life in Europe. The discussion also touches on the European Union’s new migration policy and its implications for asylum seekers. Through personal accounts, Sherlock humanizes the ongoing crisis, capturing the moments of joy and heartbreak faced by these brave individuals.