Science and reality
Indonesia's Barujari crater at Rinjani has been erupting for the first time since 2015, throwing enough ash in the air to close airports and cancel flights.
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Chile's Lascar had its first eruption since April 2013.
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Lonely Amsterdam Island might be the most remote volcano in the world.
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They might not be making headlines, but there is a lot of volcanic unrest in Latin America right now.
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The US may be getting a more modernized and unified volcano monitoring system.
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For the first time in 5 years, the alert status has been raised at Hawaii's Mauna Loa. Meanwhile, Cotopaxi continues to rumble while volcanologists try to determine what the volcano might do.
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When a volcano becomes restless, the language we use to describe that unrest is different. Can we all speak the same language?
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A new explosion happened this morning at Aso in Japan.
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The unrest at Cotopaxi continues while new research on volcanism on Io suggests lots of stored magma under the surface.
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If you wanted to pick the most volcanically hazardous place to live on Earth today, it would be hard to beat Naples, Italy.
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