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Hayli Gubbi volcano, Ethiopia

Volcano in Ethiopia erupts for first time in nearly 12,000 years: "It felt like a sudden bomb"

A volcano in Ethiopia's northeastern region erupted for the first time in nearly 12,000 years, sending thick plumes of smoke up to nine miles into the sky, the Toulouse Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre (V...

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Ethiopian volcano erupts after 12,000 years of silence

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Satellite photos capture volcanic eruption from space

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Ethiopian volcanic ash in Delhi — Should you be worried about your health? What precautions should you take? Explained

With the ash clouds from Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi Volcano reaching Delhi NCR, residents are concerned about its health effects, given that the national capital has already been suffering from poor air q...

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‘Felt like a bomb’: Eyewitness recalls Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano eruption

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Hayli Gubbi volcanic eruption in Ethiopia: Everything you need to know

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This volcano erupted for the first time in 10,000 years sending ash clouds across continents

While no casualties were reported, the eruption poses a threat to the local community of livestock herders by smothering vital grazing lands, local administrator Mohammed Seid told The Associated Pres...

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"It Felt Like A Sudden Bomb": Eyewitness On Ethiopian Volcanic Eruption

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Blinding volcano ash drifts to China

Historic Eruption of Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi Volcano: A Geological Milestone

Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano has erupted for the first time in recorded history, marking a significant geological event in the Afar region. This eruption, which began on a Sunday, has sent ash plumes soaring high into the atmosphere,

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'Like a Bomb': Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi Volcano Awakens After 12,000 Years

Ethiopia's Hayli Gubbi volcano erupted for the first time in nearly 12,000 years, sending ash clouds across continents and sparking fears for local livelihoods.

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Outside/Inbox: How do historians decide how to categorize chunks of time?

Every other Friday, the Outside/In team answers a listener question about the natural world. This week’s question comes from Emily in Washington, DC. Crawford Lake in Milton, Ontario. The answer to this question depends who you ask. Geologists categorize ...