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    geologic rock record as they are usually eroded away. However‚ the various materials erupted from volcanoes are often found preserved in the rock record. From what you have learned about the different types of volcanoes‚ how could you infer what type of volcano erupted in a given area based on the type of volcanic deposits now found as layers of rock? Give specific examples‚ and briefly discuss how some materials may be linked to different types of volcanoes. Volcanoes generally erode away‚ they are not

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    themselves‚ geysers and hot springs‚ plateaus‚ calderas and crater lakes. All areas of volcanic activity present a variety of hazards for tourists including poisonous gases‚ lava flows and tephra (see Table 1). Table 1 – Potential hazards threatening volcano tourists | Hazard | Potential Health Effects | Example | Acid Rain | Irritates eyes‚ skin. Secondary effects on vegetation‚ property and water quality. | Masaya‚ Nicaragua | Tephra | Impact injuries‚ skin and eye irritation‚ respiratory irritation

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    comes to humans causing climate changes; transportation‚ deforestation‚ and fossil fuels to generate energy. Volcanic eruptions can cause the climate to change. When a volcano erupts tiny particles called aerosols shoot into the atmosphere. These tiny particles reflect solar energy into space and cool the earth. Also when a volcano erupts; sulphur dioxide‚ water vapor‚ dust‚ and ash go into the atmosphere and it can cool the atmosphere. Another natural effect on climate is from ocean currents. Ocean

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    References: Dzurisin‚ Christiansen‚ and Pierce. 1995. Yellowstone: Restless Volcanic Giant: VOLCANO HAZARDS FACT SHEET. National Park Service. U.S. Department of the Interior. October 26‚ 2011. History and Culture. National Park Service. U.S. Department of the Interior. October 26‚ 2011. Yellowstone Fact Sheet. National Park Service. U.S. Department

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    News item 11 Volcanic eruptions There is increased danger of fresh mudflows from mount Araramo according to the latest reports from Anturia. Eruptions reached the height of 2.5 miles yesterday as the volcano entered its 11th week of violent activity‚ despite the volcanologists’ predictions that it was subsiding. Mount Araramo dormant for three centuries erupted for the first time this year on June the 9th with the strength of 20 megaton hydrogen bomb‚ that upheavals sent rocks and plumes of hot

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    Macarena Pérez Selman Miss Hava Tursky 10th Grade English 14 June 2013 The Existence of Atlantis in Thira For more than three thousand years‚ the world has been trying to solve one of the biggest mysteries on the planet; Atlantis. Its story has captivated thousands of adventurous and curious people for centuries‚ some who have even dedicated their lives to the search of this place. Since the medieval ages‚ many men who knew the story of Atlantis sought for the lost world with no results (Muñoz

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    eruptions‚ to monitoring volcanoes‚ to analysing samples of rock from volcanoes and even predicting when the next eruption of a dormant volcano may occur. In a typical day of a volcanologist‚ one analyse data collected by others and manipulate it with the use of a computer. On the other hand‚ a volcanologist may also expect to be outside hiking a dormant volcano‚ taking various notes‚ photos‚ sketches and sampling rocks and lava‚ all of which may be forwarded to those working in an office‚ for perhaps

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    Assess the importance of the level of economic development in the response of people and governments to tectonic hazards and disasters. Economic development generally refers to the sustained‚ actions of communities that promotes standard of living and economic health of a specific area. Such actions can involve multiple areas including development of human capital‚ critical infrastructure‚ regional competitiveness‚ environmental sustainability‚ social inclusion‚ health‚ safety‚ literacy‚ and other

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    Read the following passage carefully and then fill in the table at the bottom of the page. TIP: Use ReadWriteGold and listen to one paragraph at a time then find the definition of the word. A Walking Holiday in Costa Rica by Mary Novakovich It was hard to avoid a slight sense of panic in the arrivals lounge at San Jose airport. Scores of taxi drivers swarmed round us‚ making it difficult to find our guide who was to look after us during our walking holiday. I know it’s a typical scene in

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    In 1991‚ a study in Science showed a massive and ancient lava flow in Siberia that was said to be precisely the greatest of extinctions 251 million years ago. The lava did not shoot out of the Earth like a giant volcano‚ but the molten rock passed slowly for thousands of years. There was excess of lava that it spreaded evenly. It would bury the surface of the Earth under 10 feet of magma. The second article states that “The researchers arrived at the theory by tying

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