Lava Flows in Reykjavík for the First Time in Almost 5000 Years Reykjavik has not experienced lava flows since the Elliðaárdalur lava field was formed some 4800 years ago. But now visitors of all ages can enjoy red-hot molten lava in a safe environment by visiting Lava Show's new experience.
“There Could Be A Lot of Quick Clay in Parts of the Arctic” Quick clay landslides may have major and tragic consequences. “These events show that we have to conduct thorough mapping prior to developing new areas that may contain quick clay”, says Professor Jan Sverre Laberg at the University of Tromsø, Norway.
