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2 years ago

When was the last volcanic eruption in the world? what is the name of the volcano?

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Well, to be honest, there is no official way to find out which volcano erupted recently as scientists don't have that type of equipment ready or in use at all; also there is no official way [...] because there are always eruptions occurring.

If you want the most known, "Calbuco" is your answer. It erupted in 2014 and it is found in Chile.

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