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Seismic activity in the Tyrrhenian Sea and Calabria
7 clusters · 103 sources · last updated
Latest: Seismic activity reported in Calabria and Terni regions
The Tyrrhenian Sea and the Calabrian coast have experienced significant seismic activity characterized by deep-seated earthquakes. In June 2026, a magnitude 6.1 earthquake occurred at a depth of approximately 250 kilomet
European extreme heat and drought crisis
1075 clusters · 4976 sources · last updated
Latest: Czech farmers face massive losses and reduced investment
The summer of 2026 was characterized by historic heatwaves, severe droughts, and extreme weather across Europe, resulting in significant human, economic, and agricultural consequences. Public health was severely impacted
Mount Etna volcanic activity and aviation alerts
2 clusters · 18 sources · last updated
Latest: Mount Etna ash emissions trigger red aviation alert
Mount Etna has triggered red aviation alerts due to continuous volcanic ash emissions. On October 27, an ash cloud reaching approximately 4 kilometers above sea level moved southeasterly, leading to the closure of airspa
Rising CO2 emissions in oceans and Antarctica
2 clusters · 6 sources · last updated
Latest: Antarctica Taylor Valley shows significant increase in geological CO2 emissions
Research indicates significant shifts in global carbon cycles, specifically regarding CO2 fluctuations in oceanic and Antarctic environments. In the Indian Ocean, seasonal CO2 exchange in equatorial waters increased by 4
Mount Etna geological and seismic activity
2 clusters · 7 sources · last updated
Latest: Mount Etna seismic swarm recorded near Bronte
Researchers from the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) and the University of Milano-Bicocca have completed a study reconstructing 160 years of morphological changes at the summit of Mount Etna. By i
Etna eruption activity and aviation alert fluctuations
29 clusters · 688 sources · last updated
Latest: Mount Etna shows increased volcanic tremor and degassing
Following the eruptive phase that began on 14 September 2026, Mount Etna experienced intense activity at its northeast crater, producing ash plumes reaching approximately four kilometers. This triggered the National Inst
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