Terrible:Mount La Palma Is Getting Worse and Provokes A Tsunami

Today marks two months since the new volcano on the Spanish island of La Palma began to erupt. They have been, according to the president of the island authority, Mariano Hernández Zapata, “the worst” in the recent history of the island. The eruption has been the protagonist of these 61 days in the lives of the nearly 85,000 residents on the Canary Island, located off the northwest coast of Africa. The eruption is now the longest since 1712, when there was a volcano in El Charco, also on La Palma. It is still, however, way off the 2,055 days that the eruption of Timanfaya, on neighboring island Lanzarote, lasted. According to the Volcanology Institute of the Canaries (Involcan), the energy being released is as much as 286.2 terawatts per hour, a figure that’s equivalent to 35.9 times the energy needs of the entire Canary Islands archipelago.

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