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Indonesia just put Awu volcano on standby as fresh tremors shake one of the country’s deadliest peaks — tens of thousands live inside its blast radius

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Mayon volcano keeps pushing glowing rockfalls and lava down its slopes as 287,000 Filipinos remain locked out of the danger zone

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Japan’s Sakurajima just kept erupting from its Minamidake crater — hurling ash and rock from one of the world’s most restless volcanoes

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A magnitude 5.9 earthquake just rocked Japan’s southern islands near Wadomari — strong shaking felt across the Amami chain before dawn

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A magnitude 6.6 earthquake just struck the East Pacific Rise — one of three strong quakes to rattle the Pacific in a single day

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A magnitude 5.4 earthquake just struck eastern Turkey with severe shaking — the ground lurched hard enough to crack walls near the town of Sincik

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Kilauea is inflating toward another eruption within days — the USGS says the next lava fountain could begin as early as Friday

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A magnitude 5.7 quake just hit off Vanuatu’s capital, Port-Vila — the latest jolt to strike one of the most seismically battered nations on Earth

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A magnitude 5.8 earthquake just struck southern Peru near Pampa de Tate at a depth of 56 kilometers — shaking felt up and down the coast

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Mayon volcano just sent an avalanche of hot rocks racing down three gullies — lava flows push miles down the slope as thousands stay evacuated

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Taal volcano in the Philippines held at alert level 2 this weekend — PHIVOLCS warns volcanic unrest continues beneath the caldera

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Mayon volcano just sent another ash plume 13,000 feet into the sky over the Philippines — eruptive activity has held steady now for two weeks

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Bezymianny volcano in Russia’s Kamchatka peninsula is hurling ash plumes 13,000 feet into the sky as explosive activity ramps up again

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A magnitude 6.0 earthquake just struck the Caribbean — the strongest jolt to hit Antigua and Barbuda in decades

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Pyroclastic flows at Guatemala’s Santa Maria and vigorous explosions at Fuego rank among the most active volcanic pairings on Earth right now

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Guatemala’s Santa Maria volcano hurled ash 100 km downwind while Fuego fired off explosions nearby — both volcanoes active simultaneously

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Mayon volcano’s pyroclastic flows reached 5.08 km — the longest runout since the current eruption began — as 287,000 people remain displaced

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Kilauea’s Episode 47 ended at 12:27 AM after 9 hours of continuous lava fountaining — sparse reticulite rained down on two overlooks

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The Senate voted 50-49 not to advance a bill requiring congressional authorization for the Iran war — three Republicans crossed over

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Kilauea’s Episode 47 erupted for 9 straight hours before abruptly stopping — lava chunks up to 3 inches rained down on two overlooks

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