Anonymous ID: 10819e May 24, 2023, 7:27 a.m. No.18895617   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>5782 >>5971 >>6030 >>6078 >>6107

Volcanoes are erupting, spewing ash on these three continents

May 23, 2023

 

Active volcanoes prompted ash warnings and set nerves on edge in Italy, Mexico and the Democratic Republic of Congo over the weekend.

 

Mount Etna showered ash over Catania in eastern Sicily Sunday and forced the temporary suspension of airport operations. Ash also briefly closed Mexico City's largest airport and the eruption of Volcano Popocatépetl prompted officials to urge people to avoid traveling near it.

 

The Nyamulagira volcano in the Democratic Republic of Congo also continued ongoing activity and lava flow.

 

The volcanoes are among nearly 50 volcanoes active around the world

 

Volcano Popocatépetl prompts warnings in Mexico City

Volcanic ash from Popocatépetl triggered the temporary closure of Mexico City’s Benito Juárez International Airport on Saturday, according to the U.S. Embassy. Flight delays related to the presence of ash also were reported Monday.

 

CNN reported that millions were warned to prepare for possible evacuation Popocatépetl, as authorities closed schools in dozens of municipalities.

 

  • People were urged not to travel within a 7.5 mile radius of the volcano and to avoid the crater, “due to the danger of falling ballistic fragments,” according to Mexico’s National Center for Communication and Civil Protection Operations.

  • The volcano has experienced explosions, tremors and exhalations of vapor, gas and ashes for weeks, according to monitoring reports from the national center and the National Autonomous University of Mexico.

  • Ash fell across more than a dozen municipalities over the weekend.

  • Volcano Popocatepetl lies near Puebla, about 45 miles southwest of Mexico City.

  • CNN reported 25 million people live within a 60-mile radius of the volcano.

 

Mount Etna spews ash

Stepped up tremor activity had been noted at Mount Etna for several days, reported Italy’s National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology.

 

  • No injuries were reported and cloud cover was impeding views of the eruption on Sunday, the agency said.

  • People in the towns of Adrano and Biancavilla reported hearing loud booms from the volcano on Sunday

  • Activity frequently originates from multiple cones in the craters at Etna’s summit, according to the Smithsonian Institution's Global Volcanism Program and the US Geological Survey.

  • Lava flows were reported in January, and an explosion on May 14 produced an ash admission, the group stated.

  • Activity at Mount Etna has been observed and recorded for more than 2,500 years, making it one of the oldest continuously monitored volcanoes.

 

What happened at the Nyamulagira volcano?

Lava flowed on Saturday and Sunday from an ongoing eruption inside the Nyamulagira volcano, reported Charles Balagizi, a geochemist and geohazards researcher at the Goma Volcano Observatory in a Twitter post. The volcano is north of Goma, on the eastern side of the Democratic Republic of Congo near the border with Rwanda.

 

Nyamulagira is Africa's most active volcano.

  • It was releasing large quantities of sulphur dioxide over the weekend, Balagizi said.

  • He encouraged residents in the region to wash all vegetables before cooking.

  • An eruption began in the summit crater on March 14 and active flows were seen on May 7 and May 12, according to the Smithsonian's Global Volcanism Program.

  • The volcano has been active since April 2018.

  • How many volcanoes are active?

  • As of April 14, 49 volcanoes around the world were in continuing eruption status, according to the Smithsonian's Global Volcanism Program. Last week, 24 were in some stage of active eruption, according to the program's latest weekly report.

 

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/05/22/popocatepetl-volcano-mexico-etna-eruption-italy-nyamulagira-africa/70245438007/

Anonymous ID: 10819e May 24, 2023, 8:56 a.m. No.18895984   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>5996 >>6000 >>6030 >>6078 >>6107

Sidney Powell - Defending The Republic Newsletter

May 24, 2023

 

We still turn to The Law

 

Dear Patriots,

 

Despite getting constantly slammed in the face, good people continue to turn to the law for remedy of leftist policy.

 

We pray that better judges are out there to rule fairly on these matters.

 

1- Once again we remind you that there has been no court in the country that has fully heard an election case.

 

The Gateway Pundit

 

2020 Georgia Election Case Lives On After Appeals Court Returns Case to Lower Court

 

2- As if to prove the previous point, a judge has once again throws out Kari Lake’s case over signature verification. However, Kari is indicating that she will appeal.

 

Headline USA

 

Kari Lake Signals Appeal after Ariz. Judge Tosses Election Integrity Lawsuit

 

3- The political implications from ideas held by a group of current college graduates is interesting to consider.

 

RealClearEducation

 

The Class of 2023 Belongs to No Political Party

 

4- This will not be the last lawsuit brought by people hurt from all of the Covid-CCP injections. If allowed to move forward, this could have vast implications on many aspects of society.

 

Children’s Health Defense

 

First COVID Vaccine Injury Lawsuit in U.S. Targets U.S. Government, Social Media Giants

 

https://truthsocial.com/@realSidneyPowell/posts/110423860968099785

https://defendingtherepublic.org/we-still-turn-to-the-law/