It's been a while since we saw an eruption in Iceland. For the small volcanic nation in the middle of the North Atlantic, that means something very different than most countries. It has been almost five years (gasp!) since the last Icelandic eruption (hint: that's not long).
Now, that last eruption was a doozy, producing almost a cubic kilometer of lava at the north of Bardarbunga. However, signs of a potential new eruption are building, this time in the southern part of the island.
