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Etna eruption continues, ash plume reaches 7 km

10 clusters · 133 sources · last updated

Latest: Mt. Etna eruption sends 7‑km ash plume and piroclastic flow

Mount Etna’s renewed activity, which began on 5 July 2024, remains a dominant concern for Sicily’s aviation and transport sector. After intermittent strombolian explosions and gas emissions through July 2024, the volcano

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Southern Italy seismic activity continues

3 clusters · 171 sources · last updated

Latest: Naples region hit by strongest quake in 40 years, magnitude 4.7

Seismic activity in southern Italy persisted through July 2026. After a series of shallow quakes in the Strait of Messina and Calabrian offshore zone—including magnitude‑3.7 on 4 July and 3.5 on 30 July—a stronger event

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Latest: Study Reconstructs 2008 Etna Magma Intrusion Dynamics

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INGV climate‑earth interaction projects

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Latest: INGV launches iCEALP project to study ice‑climate‑solid Earth coupling in Alps and Greenland

In July 2026 the Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV) announced two new research programmes under its Dynamic Planet 2026‑2029 plan. The first, VT‑CLAIM, aims to build a data‑backbone and AI engine that

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