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Gray Sky Of Pollution

Mt ST Helens

During volcanic eruptions, a lot of ash and dust are thrown out. These particles can remain suspended in the air for months, clouding the sky and preventing sunlight from reaching ground. In this dusty and grayish environment, repiratory systems of humans and livestock can be seriously damaged, water sources are contaminated and crops die due to lack of sunlight. Acid rain that can damage buildings and harm health can also fall due to the high level of pollution in the air.

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    Here are some examples of the dangers they pose :
  • Fast And Furious Pyroclastic And Mud Flow
  • Violent Volcanic Eruptions
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