Environment
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Catastrophic Threat Arises From Lake Kivu in Congo After Mount Nyirangogo Eruption
The sudden release of carbon dioxide from large water bodies can be disastrous. This is now the concern of residents near Lake Kivu after the eruption of Mount Nyiragongo.
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