How does living on the ring of fire affect life in Southeast Asia?

Answer 1

Very little. The faultlines along which the Ring of Fire are located bypass Australia completely. Whilst Australia can be hit by tsunamis resulting from the effects of the Ring of Fire, to date it has not been affected measurably by any such tsunamis. The minimal earthquake activity that occurs deep underground in a few "hotspots" in Australia is not a result of the Ring of Fire. And finally, there are no active volcanoes on or near the Australian mainland; any volcanoes there are have been extinct or dormant for thousands of years.

Answer 2

the ring of fire effects Asian Russia because there are many numbers of earthquake and volcanic eruptions occur that it destroys some of there land. so if it destroy there land it will effect there economy

Answer 3

Yellowstone is not directly impacted by the Ring of Fire as it is associated with a hot spot rather than a plate boundary. However, some geologists think that the hot spot that is now under Yellowstone may have formed due to activity associated with a subduction zone off the west coast of North America. The sinking Farallon Plate may have triggered mantle convection that formed the hot spot.. The subduction zone then moved away as the North American Plate moved westward while the hot spot remains in place.

Answer 4

Japan`s islands experience 1500 tremors a year, and the nation has 30 active volcanoes.

It is a very important song in culture, if that`s what your`re refering to, but as far as the affect, it varies with the people.

Answer 5

Japan`s islands experience 1500 tremors a year, and the nation has 30 active volcanoes.

Answer 6

Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes threaten life's and destroy property

Answer 7

yes