POZZUOLI, Italy — In the red zone of the awakening Phlegraean Fields, the most dangerous volcano in Europe, 2,000-year-old ruins are rising from the earth, thrust upward by hydrothermal force.

POZZUOLI, Italy — In the red zone of the awakening Phlegraean Fields, the most dangerous volcano in Europe, 2,000-year-old ruins are rising from the earth, thrust upward by hydrothermal force.

The Phlegraean Fields, a sprawling supervolcano near Naples, Italy, is showing troubling signs of reawakening. The Solfatara ...

Shocks in the Phlegraean Fields, the crisis unit activated: «But here no one knows what to do» Most violent seismic swarm of the last forty years, night on the streets for many.

The Phlegraean Fields caldera has an elliptical shape with a diameter of 12 to 15 kilometers. It is difficult to make out on maps because it has been heavily reshaped by myriad geological ...

The Phlegraean Fields, known as “Campi Flegrei” in Italian, is a densely-populated area covering about 130sqkm west of Naples. The region features several craters and is subjected to intense ...

Antonio Isabettini, a painter who has portrayed the Phlegraean Fields from countless angles, stood on his home’s balcony in the run-down Rione Toiano, which was given to his parents by the state ...

Earthquake in the Phlegraean Fields, fear in Naples. During the night there were also tremors in Florence Many took to the streets. Terremoto (immagine simbolo, foto Ansa) ...

Phlegraean Fields — Puffing out clouds of vapor continuously, is a volcanic phenomenon not far from Naples. And it's not Vesuvius, whose spectacular eruption doomed the flourishing Roman cities of ...

This was due to a major climatic crisis 40,000 years ago, combined with a super-eruption originating from the Phlegraean Fields volcanic area near current-day Naples, ...

POZZUOLI, Italy – In the red zone of the awakening Phlegraean Fields, the most dangerous volcano in Europe, 2,000-year-old ruins are rising from the earth, thrust upward by hydrothermal force.

Pozzuoli, Italy - In the red zone of the awakening Phlegraean Fields, the most dangerous volcano in Europe, 2,000-year-old ruins are rising from the earth, thrust upward by hydrothermal force.