Warnings have been repeatedly issued for a potential recurrence of the limnic eruption in the near future at Lakes Nyos and Monoun (Cameroon), because the amount of CO2 dissolved in the lakes is increasing at an alarming rate. At the same time a recommendation has been presented that the gases should be removed (Freeth et al., 1990, Kling et al. 1994, Evans et al., 1994, Kusakabe, 1996, Kusakabe et al., 2000). Following the successful degassing experiments at Lake Monoun in 1992 (Halbwachs et al., 1993) and at Lake Nyos in 1995 (Halbwachs ’ home page, 2001
Dissolved gas in liquid is able to power violent eruptions. Two kinds of such gas-driven eruptions a...
To prevent the recurrence of a disastrous eruption of carbon dioxide (CO2) from Lake Nyos, a degassi...
An overturn of Lake Kivu was seriously considered after the January 2002 Nyiragongo volcanic eruptio...
[ 1] A large gas cloud erupted unexpectedly in 1986 from Lake Nyos, the larger of the two Cameroonia...
The gases dissolved in Lake Nyos, Cameroon, were quantified recently (December 1989 and September 19...
On 21 August 1986, a lethal carbon dioxide (CO2) cloud burst from the bottom waters of Lake Nyos in ...
Gases dissolved in the deep water of lakes can pose a hazard when extreme concentrations are reached...
A catastrophe hit Lake Nyos in Cameroon in August 1986, when a dense cloud of CO2 erupted from the l...
On 21 August 1986 almost 1800 people were asphyxiated by a CO2 cloud violently released by Lake Nyos...
Limnic eruptions represent a natural hazard in meromictic lakes hosted in volcanoes releasing CO2-ri...
The sudden, catastrophic release of gas from Lake Nyos on 21 August 1986 caused the deaths of at lea...
International audienceA unique humanitarian, scientific, and technical experiment is currently takin...
In Lake Kivu, gases accumulate, exposing the riparian population to the perils of a limnic eruption....
Situated at the northern flank of the Oku Massif, Lake Nyos crater epitomizes landscape features ori...
ON 21 August 1986, a massive release of carbon dioxide from Lake Nyos in Cameroon killed about 1,700...
Dissolved gas in liquid is able to power violent eruptions. Two kinds of such gas-driven eruptions a...
To prevent the recurrence of a disastrous eruption of carbon dioxide (CO2) from Lake Nyos, a degassi...
An overturn of Lake Kivu was seriously considered after the January 2002 Nyiragongo volcanic eruptio...
[ 1] A large gas cloud erupted unexpectedly in 1986 from Lake Nyos, the larger of the two Cameroonia...
The gases dissolved in Lake Nyos, Cameroon, were quantified recently (December 1989 and September 19...
On 21 August 1986, a lethal carbon dioxide (CO2) cloud burst from the bottom waters of Lake Nyos in ...
Gases dissolved in the deep water of lakes can pose a hazard when extreme concentrations are reached...
A catastrophe hit Lake Nyos in Cameroon in August 1986, when a dense cloud of CO2 erupted from the l...
On 21 August 1986 almost 1800 people were asphyxiated by a CO2 cloud violently released by Lake Nyos...
Limnic eruptions represent a natural hazard in meromictic lakes hosted in volcanoes releasing CO2-ri...
The sudden, catastrophic release of gas from Lake Nyos on 21 August 1986 caused the deaths of at lea...
International audienceA unique humanitarian, scientific, and technical experiment is currently takin...
In Lake Kivu, gases accumulate, exposing the riparian population to the perils of a limnic eruption....
Situated at the northern flank of the Oku Massif, Lake Nyos crater epitomizes landscape features ori...
ON 21 August 1986, a massive release of carbon dioxide from Lake Nyos in Cameroon killed about 1,700...
Dissolved gas in liquid is able to power violent eruptions. Two kinds of such gas-driven eruptions a...
To prevent the recurrence of a disastrous eruption of carbon dioxide (CO2) from Lake Nyos, a degassi...
An overturn of Lake Kivu was seriously considered after the January 2002 Nyiragongo volcanic eruptio...