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In the south of Iceland are many mud pools. Geothermal heating produces a great deal of hot water and SO₂. This can be seen as we walk towards one of the mud pools

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This is John Kinchin, from the King's School Peterborough using the Logbook and sensors at the mud pools, in October 2006. 

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