Iceland has just witnessed its twelfth volcanic eruption in only four years — and this time, it’s dangerously close to the capital, Reykjavik.<br /><br />Lava poured from a deep fissure in the Earth near the deserted town of Grindavik, forcing emergency evacuations of locals and tourists from the famous Blue Lagoon spa.<br /><br />Though this eruption was considered small, the frequency and intensity of these volcanic events are raising serious concerns.<br /><br />Iceland, often called the Land of Ice and Fire, now faces the possibility of decades of volcanic unrest according to experts<br /><br />Could this be the new normal for life in Iceland?<br />WooGlobe Ref : WGA990875<br />For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
