The World's Most Deadly Volcanoes

Image: When Bardarbunga blew its top (Credit: Arctic Images/Alamy)

bbc.com - February 27th 2015 - Jane Palmer

Last August, in southern Iceland, the flanks of the volcano Bardarbunga ripped open and fountains of lava spouted skyward. Molten rock oozed downhill making its way toward the sea. The eruption has now come to an end but the volcano continues to pump gases into the atmosphere.

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