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Current
Events and News
- Glacial outburst flood in
Skafta River, 28 July 2011.
Iceland Review article. Picture
from RÚV.
- A
glacier-outburst flood from Katla volcano on 9 July 2011 destroyed
the Múlakvísl bridge on Highway 1, the main road along
Iceland's south coast. The bridge was replaced a week later by a temporary
bridge - an impressive feat considering the new bridge is 150 metres
long.
- Videos, images and news
items of the damage to the bridge, the transport arrangements before
the temporary bridge was in place 1 week later, and the new bridge:
- There is continuing earthquake
activity at the Katla caldera under the Mýrdalsjökull ice
cap - see daily
updates from the Icelandic Met Office. It is unclear whether this
is related to an eruption.
- Seismic
activity for the whole of Iceland. Earthquake maps for other parts
of Iceland can be accessed from the lefthand menu on the same page
- The famous Eden garden centre
and restaurant at Hveragerði burned to the ground on the night of
21 July 2011. Iceland
Review article. Photos
- The
eruption at Grimsvötn, started 21 May 2011, and finished on
28 May - Icelandic Met Office
- Grimsvötn
eruption - RÚV (Icelandic Broadcasting) - in Icelandic, but
lots of photos of the eruption and its effects
- News
article from Iceland Review
- Iceland
Review online - news from Iceland in English from the online version
of the magazine
- News
in English from mbl.is, the online version of the daily newspaper
Morgunblaðið
- RÚV
- the national broadcaster in Iceland. Articles are in Icelandic, with
photos
Recent publications
The 2010
Eruption of Eyjafjallajökull
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