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Germany's largest volcano could erupt again, report says

A report warns that Germany's largest volcano could erupt again and compares its potential energy to roughly 500 atomic bombs. The supplied information does not indicate an imminent eruption.

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A future eruption could create severe hazards and disruption, but the timing and likelihood are unspecified.

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