A Chilean volcano erupted.
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The fact that a National Reserve encircles Chile’s Calbuco Volcano is fortunate. In April 2015, the volcano erupted three times, forcing more than 1,500 people to flee. This mountain peak’s last known eruption occurred in 1972. Within the Ring of Fire, a ring of volcanic activity around the Pacific Ocean, is Chile and its Calbuco Volcano. Nearly every notable volcanic eruption in the past 11,000 years has occurred in a volcano situated inside the Ring of Fire, with the exception of three. Volcanic activity is caused by plate tectonics.
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