Iceland's volcano eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula may last decades
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Lead author Valentin Troll warns Iceland must prepare for ongoing volcanic activity due to an interconnected magma system, possibly lasting years to decades.
The Reykjanes Peninsula's recent eruptions stem from its location above the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, causing regular volcanic activity every 3-5 years.
Recent volcanic eruptions led to evacuations, property damage, and closures of popular tourist spots like the Blue Lagoon.
New volcanic fissures near Grindavik in late 2023 and early 2024 have caused significant lava flows, further threatening the area.
Read at Mail Online
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