Iceland Eruption Forces Evacuations and Raises Pollution Concerns

The Reykjanes Peninsula experiences its sixth volcanic eruption since December, affecting nearby towns and infrastructure.

Lava spewed from a 3.9 km fissure, with seismic activity continuing in the area.
The fishing town of Grindavik and the Blue Lagoon spa were evacuated as a precaution.
Authorities constructed barriers to protect critical infrastructure from lava flows.
Air travel remains unaffected despite the eruption's intensity.
Scientists warn that the region could face decades of frequent volcanic activity.