There was no immediate threat to the residents of Grindavik, a small fishing ... that it was “quite possible” for lava to reach the town and damage infrastructure even as it was protected ...

Visitor numbers to Iceland have dipped slightly, but fresh volcanic activity has created a macabre attraction in the ...

Last month, people in the fishing town of Grindavik were told to ... was showing "no sign of slowing down". Lava is extremely hot, molten rock. It can damage buildings and roads, and due to ...

Multiple houses and buildings in the Icelandic town of Grindavik have been engulfed ... from 14 January shows the extent of the damage being caused by lava that spewed from the ground, after ...

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In mid-November, Grindavik inhabitants were whisked from their homes in the middle of the night as the ground shook, roads cracked and buildings suffered structural damage. Seismologists believed ...

It read ‘No-one will save you’ and detailed the bubbling awakening of a volcano near Grindavik in the south of Iceland.

Rapid aerial photogrammetry with high-precision GNSS georeferencing enables experts to precisely monitor eruptions even under extreme conditions, ...

Mr Schram remarked, "If it weren't for the barriers around Grindavik, most of the town would be under lava today. It's not hard to see that people have interest in that." Despite its ghost town ...

An Icelandic peninsula experienced its fourth eruption since December with lava from a new volcanic fissure steadily advancing, though the eruption’s intensity had decreased, authorities said.

TASS/. At least two houses have caught fire as a river of lava from the erupting volcano on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula reached the city of Grindavik, the Icelandic national broadcaster RUV ...