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Kilauea volcano on Hawaii Island has entered its 32nd eruptive episode since December, with lava confined within the summit crater. Multiple vents are active, shooting fountains up to 1,000 feet high. The eruption remains ongoing, with no threat to nearby communities, and is visible via park visits and livestreams. The activity underscores the volcano's persistent activity.
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Kilauea volcano on Hawaii Island has experienced its 34th eruptive episode since December, with lava fountains reaching 330 feet. The eruption remains contained within the summit crater, posing no threat to homes or airports. Visitors can view the eruption in person or via livestreams. The eruption's future remains uncertain.
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Recent eruptions from unmonitored, dormant volcanoes highlight the risk of overlooked threats. Experts warn these hidden volcanoes, often in remote regions like Ethiopia and Mexico, can cause widespread climate and societal disruptions, yet remain poorly monitored compared to famous volcanoes like Yellowstone.