In an r/VisitingIceland video, an infuriated person shared a clip of a tourist who ignored park rules all because of a photo.

Iceland has seen some major volcanic activity in the last couple of years. Travel expert Rick Steves has some advice for ...

More information: Adam M. Booth et al, Permafrost and Structural Controls on Holocene Bedrock Landslide Occurrence Around Eyjafjörður, North‐Central Iceland, Journal of Geophysical Research ...

Stewart told the Missoulian that the terrain in the area has been extremely steep, while the vegetation has been "flashy," or quick-burning, and easily allows for the fire to spread. The crew ...

An "unusually large" ice volcano in Iceland could be about to blow after more than 130 earthquakes hit the region in a five-hour period, experts say. The earthquake swarm began in the northwestern ...

More than 130 earthquakes were registered Tuesday at Iceland's large Bardarbunga volcano, a possible precursor to an eruption among the several scenarios being considered, the Icelandic ...

Imperial Oil and Gas has reported an incident in which contaminated water was "inadvertently released" onto vegetation near a fracking well in the Beetaloo Basin. Environmental experts and ...

Speaking to Yahoo News, Dr Lees said that more frequent and severe wildfires can cause a larger release of carbon from vegetation being burnt. “Intensifying fire regimes, even in ecosystems which are ...

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But that’s not the only concern. On Friday, even as slowing wind speeds increased hopes that firefighters would contain the blazes, dry vegetation and steep terrain pushed the Palisades fire ...

destroying or removing vegetation in the designated and required natural area on their property at 330 Sound Drive. Commissioner Roy Brownlow, and his wife, Joy Brownlow, filed the appeal on Dec.

But cooler summers and volcanic eruptions in Iceland over hundreds of years slowly increased the size of the ice patch, eventually entombing the trees.