A volcano on the Rekjanes Peninsula in southwestern Iceland is erupting for the seventh time since December
GRINDAVIK, Iceland (AP) — A volcano on the Rekjanes Peninsula in southwestern Iceland is erupting for the seventh time since December.
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Snowy, windy clipper persists on the Prairies into Monday
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Mass evacuation of Philippine villages underway after a brief but major volcanic eruption
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — About 87,000 people were being evacuated in a central Philippine region Tuesday a day after a volcano briefly erupted with a towering ash plume and superhot streams of gas and debris hurtling down its western slopes.