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The DEADLIEST volcanoes on Earth MAJOR DISASTER

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Channel: Healing Frequencies · 2016 · News & Politics

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REVEALED: The DEADLIEST volcanoes on Earth that could spark a MAJOR DISASTER
OVER the past few weeks, populations around the globe have been hit with fear after devastating seismic activity across the globe..

South east Asia was rocked by several earthquakes early last week, before they travelled east with increasing intensity where major tremors hit Japan, and most severely Ecuador, where almost 600 people lost their lives.

However, earthquakes are not the only thing that we should be worrying about as a result of seismic activity.

The shifting of tectonic plates well beneath the surface can loosen lava and build pressure underground, leaving only one route for the lava to escape – volcanoes.

Here are five volcanoes that could burst into life soon.


Yellowstone volcano, USA
The Yellowstone Caldera super volcano last erupted 70,000 years ago but a recent unexpected spike in seismic activity around the globe has unsettled nerves.

Mount Paektu, North Korea
Mount Paektu once underwent one of the most devastating eruptions in history in 946AD when it erupted so powerfully that it formed a five kilometre caldera at its summit and produced enough ash that it even showered Japan – almost 1,100km away.
Mauna Loa, USA

While Hawaii is another scenic location, it is also home to the world's biggest volcanoes.

Mauna Loa, located on the Island of Hawaii, has not erupted since 1984 and is long overdue an eruption having blown 10 times in the 20th century prior to this.

Popocatépetl volcano, Mexico

Mexico’s Popocatépetl volcano is situated just 70km, and has shown recent signs of activity recently, like this video shows.

The last time El Popo, as it is locally known, went through a major eruption was in 2000, and had it not been for some preventative evacuations, up to 41,000 people could have died.
Mount Vesuvias, Italy

Perhaps one of the most famous volcanoes having caused one of the most deadly eruptions in human history.

Mount Vesuvia, located in Campagnia, last erupted in 1944 and usually has an eruption cycle of every 20 years, meaning that it has been building up for almost four times that amount.

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