An eruption is unlikely, but Iceland’s Þorbjörn volcano is still stirring
Seismic activity on the southwestern Reykjanes Peninsula is tapering off, but advisories remain in place.
February 26, 2020
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Icelandic public safety officials are warning against visiting a popular tourist destination on the Reykjanes Peninsula amid a sharp increase in seismic activity in the region that has been underway since January.
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