The Dry Fog of 1783: Environmental Impact and Human Reaction to the Lakagígar Eruption
In the year 1783, an unusual fog covered the atmosphere over a large part of the Northern Hemisphere, persisting for a period of up to three months. In particular, the summer in Europe was characterized by the appearance of this phenomenon. Many contemporaries described it as a dry fog. The origin o...
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| Language: | Icelandic |
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2013
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/1946/17205 |