Naples Earthquake: Is Europe’s Largest Active Super-Volcano Next?

A powerful earthquake struck the Italian city of Naples on October 2, rattling buildings and sending rubble crashing down on cars and streets. The quake was centered in the Campi Flegrei volcanic region, just west of the city, which is home to Europe’s largest active super-volcano. Shocked residents posted videos and photos of the aftermath of the quake, showing cars with shattered windshields and roofs, and debris scattered across streets. There were no immediate reports of injuries or deaths. The earthquake comes amid growing concerns about the risk of a major eruption at Campi Flegrei. The volcano has been showing signs of increased seismic activity in recent months, including a series of smaller earthquakes and ground deformation. Scientists say that a large eruption at Campi Flegrei could have devastating consequences for Naples and the surrounding area. The volcano is located just a few miles from the city center, and an eruption could send a cloud of ash and toxic