Iceland has thousands of active volcanoes and seismic activity is common there. But over the past few weeks, there have been thousands of small earthquakes, a town had to be evacuated and scientists believe an eruption could happen at any moment.
Host Robin Young speaks with Thorvaldur Thordarson, a volcanologist from the University of Iceland.
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