Lake Nyos in Cameroon experienced a tragic limnic eruption in 1986, releasing toxic CO₂ gas that killed nearly 1,800 people and livestock. Scientists installed degassing pipes to prevent future eruptions and reinforced the lake’s natural dam to prevent catastrophic flooding, highlighting the ongoing efforts to ensure the safety of nearby communities.
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