A new national civil protection directive puts the probability of at least one volcanic eruption somewhere in the Canary Islands at 77.69% over the next 50 years. The figure is about long-term planning, not a warning that an eruption is imminent.
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Residents and visitors in Adeje will have the opportunity to learn more about the Canary Islands’ unique volcanic environment through a free educational programme organised by INVOLCAN. The initiative aims to improve public understanding of volcanic hazards and risk management across the archipelago.
A relaxed Midweek Meetup from Terraza Manolo in Callao Salvaje turned into a proper table conversation when Mary and Michael dropped in, joined by Christine and later Cleo, with chat ranging from Tenerife travel and mobility scooters to EES, climate change, Ireland, religion and old pub stories.