Deadly Toxic Debris Spews From Eyjafjallajokull Volcano
“A phonecall in the dead of night was the first inkling the people living on the Thorvaldseyri farm had that the Icelandic glacier-covered Eyjafjallajokull volcano was about to erupt”[1], spewing deadly toxic debris into the environment.
The call came from a civil protection official to Hanna Lara Andrews, a half-English, half-Icelandic farmer who lived on a farm at the base of the mountain which was about to explode. She had only 20 minutes to evacuate her entire family for fear of the devastating effects of torrents of meltwater that were expected to flow onto her property from the mountain that loomed high above.
Can you imagine the fear that the people of the district surrounding the volcano must have felt on the night the mountain exploded? This event also showed how fragile humanity is against a giant that could close most of the airspace in Europe, inconveniencing millions of travellers. An initial shutdown of air travel occurred over much of northern Europe from 15 April to 23 April. Other parts of European airspace were closed during the ensuing weeks, followed by Ireland, Scotland, Spain, Portugal, northern Italy, Austria and southern Germany.[2]
Eyjafjallajokull Volcano
The Eyjafjallajokull volcano, which has a summit elevation of 1,666 metres and a crater 3-4 kilometers in diameter, is situated north of Skogar, about 5 kilometers from the Atlantic coastline. A magma chamber under the mountain feeds the volcano which had lain dormant since 1821, that is until the night of 14 April, 2010. Increasing seismic activity had been recorded since the end of 2009 which 
culminated in a small eruption, rated as 1 on the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) on 20 March, 2010. On 14 April, the second phase eruption occurred and by the morning of the 15th, eye witnesses claimed they could see an ash plume rising to about 9 kilometers high which equated to a 4 on the VEI. A web camera, installed near the area, showed a plume of water vapour surrounded by a blueish haze caused by the emission of sulphurous gases. The large quantities of dry volcanic ash lying on the groundcombined with surface winds to create an ash mist that reduced visibility to within a metre.
Health Effects of Lava and Ash
The volcanic ash collected near the Eyjafjallajokull volcano showed a silica concentration of 58%[3]. Inhalation of fine silica dust may lead to silicosis, bronchitis and on occasion, cancer as dust particles, which do not dissolve over time, become lodged in the Further to this, farmers were warned that the ash may become wet and compact, making farming and livestock grazing almost impossible. lungs, thus reducing lung capacity. Water-soluble fluoride was also found in the ash. Fluoride may be harmful to livestock that drink from contaminated streams and water sources, resulting in deadly renal and hepatic disorders. The Icelandic Food and Veterinary Authority recommended that, where possible, all livestock in ash effected areas, should be kept indoors.
Aluminium, which is known as a heavy metal, is also found in lava. Its toxicity can affect bone and the central nervous system, particularly in patients with reduced renal function. It may also cause mineralisation of bone as it competes for absorption with calcium. When ingested in large amounts, it may cause neurotoxicity or lead to digestive disorders, 
dermatitis or vomiting.
Long Term Affected?
Aside from the disruption to travel plans, and the 500 farming families who were evacuated from their properties in Iceland, the eruption of the Eyjafjallajokull volcano shows us that we are, on a daily basis, subjected to environmental toxins and poisons from the atmosphere. As you know, most of the sources of these toxins are man made including our transport, factories, power plants, household products, tobacco smoke, aeorsols and carbon monoxide to name just a few. The ingestion of airborn pollutants is unavoidable, however, there is something we can do to protect ourselves from their harmful effects and related respiratory illnesses.
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References
1. Guardian UK article
2. Wikipedia Air Traffic Disruption Information
3. Wikipedia Eruption Information
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