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Taal and Mayon could Erupt in the Next 100 Years and Cause 1 Million Deaths Each

November 17, 2015 By Rig Man Leave a Comment

Taal and Mayon Volcano

Taal Volcano (top picture) and Mayon Volcano (bottom picture).

Taal Volcano in Batangas and Mount Mayon in Albay are among the ten most dangerous volcanoes in the world according to a list published by the University of Manchester and volcano enthusiasts.

In order to raise awareness of the threats that active volcanoes pose to the world, a collaboration between a group of volcano enthusiasts and the University of Manchester has created a list of the world’s ten most dangerous volcanoes. The volcanoes included are identified as likely to erupt in the next 100 years and cause 1 million deaths or more each. [Read more…]

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