I mentioned earlier today that I was hoping that nothing big happened over the weekend because of all the grading I needed to do. Well, it looks like I need to reacquaint myself with Murphy and ...

Nearly a month after the devastating eruption of Ecuador's Tungurahua volcano, which killed at least five people, the BBC's Dan Collyns visits the region to see how people there are coping. Weeks on ...

Ecuador's Tungurahua volcano erupted early Sunday morning, sending a large plume of gas, stones and ash nearly 45,000 feet into the sky. The plume was visible more than 90 miles northeast, in ...

The Tungurahua volcano is one of Ecuador's most active volcanoes. A collapse 3,000 years ago led to a widespread debris avalanche of moving rock, soil, snow and water. There remains some uncertainty ...

While a study shows that one of South America's most prominent volcanoes shows signs of a possible collapse, the researchers said Ecuador's Tungurahua volcano might remain stable. Tungurahua volcano ...

Tungurahua, one of the most active (and harder to pronounce) volcanoes in the Andes, has been experiencing explosions over the last few days. Not much in the report beyond the 125 explosions, ...

Tungurahua, one of Ecuador's 84 volcanos, began a fiery multi-day eruption around February 27th. It has spewed ash more than 20,000 feet in the air and has exploded at least 70 times, according to ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. A view of the Tungurahua volcano in Cotalo area, central Ecuador. The volcano is spewing incandescent rocks and ...

The seemingly constantly restless Tungurahua had a significant explosive eruption, prompting evacuations of schools and villages near the volcano. Tungurahua produced a 7 km / ~23,000 foot ash plume, ...

The Tungurahua Volcano is seen from Juive Grande, Ecuador, on November 28, 2011. Authorities in Ecuador upgraded a possible eruption warning from yellow to orange, as the activity of the volcano ...

Deep in the Ecuadorian Andes, Carlos Sánchez monitors one of the world’s most active volcanoes from a tiny treehouse, while thrill-seekers soar over the abyss below. Every morning before the sun rises ...

08:28, Thu, Feb 20, 2020 Updated: 11:12, Thu, Feb 20, 2020 Tungurahua volcano in Ecuador – known locally as “The Black Giant” – is showing signs that it may be unstable. Scientists from the University ...