A regional observatory specializing in weather and climate said that sulfur dioxide gas, issued by the “Etna” volcano in Sicily, southern Italy, reached Libyan airspace via the Mediterranean Sea.
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The Tunisian Observatory for Weather and Climate stated in a statement on Saturday that Tunisia is not concerned with this gas, explaining via an attached map that the gas has now reached eastern Libya and is heading towards the Libyan desert.
The observatory added that sulfur dioxide gas from volcanoes is considered the only natural source, but its percentage is lower compared to industrial sources and means of transportation.
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The Tunisian Observatory for Weather and Climate stated in a statement on Saturday that Tunisia is not concerned with this gas, explaining via an attached map that the gas has now reached eastern Libya and is heading towards the Libyan desert.
The observatory added that sulfur dioxide gas from volcanoes is considered the only natural source, but its percentage is lower compared to industrial sources and means of transportation.
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#Acid_Rain #Egypt #Etna_Volcano #Hamdi_Hashad #Italy #Libya #Libyan_Desert #Mediterranean #Sicily #Sulfur_Dioxide #tsunami #Tunisia #Tunisian_Weather_and_Climate_Observatory
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