13 Oct

Posted at 10:43h in Opinion Piece by
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A week ago, an exchange on social media once again reopened wounds in La Palma. Luca D’Auria, a senior scientist at Involcan, responded to a local man who had lost his home in the 2021 eruption of the Tajogaite volcano with a comment that many in the community found shocking. Locals have contacted us via our VolcanoStories Forum for comment, calling for his dismissal.

13 Oct

Posted at 10:39h in Opinion Piece by
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Hace una semana, un intercambio en redes sociales volvió a reabrir heridas en La Palma. Luca D’Auria, científico sénior de Involcan, respondió a un vecino local que había perdido su casa en la erupción del volcán Tajogaite de 2021 con un comentario que muchos en la comunidad consideraron impactante. Vecinos se han puesto en contacto con nosotros a través de nuestro foro *VolcanoStories* para pedir comentarios y análisis, solicitando su destitución.

30 Sep

Posted at 12:41h in Opinion Piece, VolcanoStories by
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Tras la erupción del Tajogaite de 2021 en La Palma, la más destructiva de la isla en los últimos 500 años, se han publicado numerosas noticias contradictorias sobre la ayuda financiera del Gobierno español para financiar la reconstrucción. Cuatro años después,Los lugareños no tienen claro cuánto dinero ha llegado o se les ha prometido., creando más incertidumbre para los afectados y que luchan por recuperarse. ¿Qué sabemos?

18 Sep

Posted at 10:37h in Opinion Piece, Volcanic readiness resources by
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Netflix’s disaster miniseries La Palma was released on 12 December 2024. The Norwegian production secured a spot on Netflix’s top 10 non-English series in just five weeks and was the most-watched between December 19 and 25 across all streaming platforms. However, it has received local criticism for its plot and the timing of its release, as La Palma is still recovering from the 2021 eruption on the island. It asks questions about filmmaking ethics, especially when real places and phenomena are involved.