Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Volcanoes
Travel tips with volcanologist Sarah Henton De Angelis
Volcanologist and RGS grants officer Sarah Henton De Angelis talks to Bryony Cottam about travelling with purpose
The £20 phone camera that could predict volcanic eruptions
A key telltale sign of an impending eruption goes unmonitored at thousands of volcanoes worldwide. Scientists are trying to change that
Ancient supervolcano found in England
Supervolcano discovered underneath flat landscape on the east coast of England was thousands of times more powerful than Mount Etna
Geo explainer: Could a massive volcano erupt soon?
Scientists predict there is a one in six chance of a massive eruption this century, but what impacts would such an event cause?
Phenomena: the mystery of Bouvet Island
The lifeboat at the world’s end – an icy, unhabitated island only few have seen Far out in the subantarctic, well…
How glaciers could help predict future volcanic activity
Millions live in the shadow of active volcanoes. Keeping an eye on nearby glaciers could help to predict future volcanic activity
Review: Adventures in Volcanoland by Tamsin Mather
From Pompeii to the present, Tamsin Mather's Adventures in Volcanoland is a fiery exploration of Earth's most explosive power
Travel tips from a volcanologist used to extreme expeditions
Volcanologist Dave McGarvie, talks to Bryony Cottam, on how to travel with purpose
Volcanic eruptions on Iceland might last decades
A new study reveals that volcanic eruptions on Iceland might become more frequent and the instability could last decades.
Geo Explainer: Toba supervolcano, the biggest eruption in human history
The Toba supervolcano eruption was the most explosive in human history, but debates about its impact on human life are ongoing
World’s largest volcanic eruption took place 7,300 years ago
Scientists have discovered that the largest volcanic eruption in recorded history took place 7300 years ago in the sea off Japan.
Italian tremors: Europe’s largest active volcanic caldera
Magma and volcanic gases are increasingly active at Campi Flegrei where hundreds of thousands would be at risk from an eruption
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