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... The eruptions have destroyed cities, forests, and have changed local economies (Volcano Hazards 1-2). ... Hydrogen fluoride tends to be concentrated on ash that can coat vegetation and kill animals that eat the vegetation (Volcano Hazards 7). ... A lahar can also trap people and block stream valleys (Volcano Hazards13, 15)
A third hazard is a landslide. ... A landslide can also trigger volcanic explosions, generate lahars, cause waves and tsunamis, bury river valleys, dam streams to form lakes, and create craters on volcanoes (Volcano Hazards 17, 19). ... Pyroclastic flows also melt snow and ice that can cause lahars (Volcano Hazards 24-25). ... Cars and planes may stall because the ash may clog the filters and damage the brakes and bearings (Volcano Hazards 27-28).
Approximate Word count = 508
Approximate Pages = 2
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