Climate change is increasing the frequency of volcanic eruptions. This is because rising temperatures are causing glaciers to melt, which can lead to pressure buildup and eruptions Shivan Chanana talks to Jonathan Fink, Professor of Geology, Portland State University, for more Watch more: https://www.wionews.com/videos | WION

Volcanic eruptions are breathtaking—but with lightning, they become nature’s most electrifying spectacle! When a volcano erupts, it creates a plume, which is a mixture of hot volcanic ash, gas, and water vapour that is tightly packed together. As it ascends, tiny particles gain friction, which helps contribute to these lightning strikes. #EarthCapture at Volcán de Fuego, Guatemala by Danielle Herrera 📸 #volcano #lightning #naturephotography #science | BBC Earth