The most important factor in determining the effects of a volcano eruption on the people, wildlife, and vegetation near the volcano is the type of eruption (which depends on the type of volcano). There are two basic kinds of eruptions and any volcano can erupt as some combination of these. The first type of eruption consists mostly of molten rock running over the surface of the Earth like a thick liquid. This kind of volcano often comes from the ocean floor and some of the most familiar examples are lava flows that occur in Hawaii. In terms of effects on people and animals, these lava flows usually move slowly enough that animals can get out of the way in time. But they are very hot and bury any vegetation (or houses!) in their path and often can start fires that are dangerous.
Short term effects of an eruption include ashfall, pyroclastic flows, and lahars, while long term effects can include changes in the local environment, alteration of landscapes, and impacts on climate due to ash and gas emissions. Additionally, both short and long term effects can lead to displacement of communities, destruction of infrastructure, and economic losses.
Well, you can start with many people floating along the Oklahoma River where people can dance and sing the Macarana.
the world exploded and broke in 2 so the power rangers had to fix it or everyone will explode because of the sudden movement and my penis fell off and then i farted so loud they the power rangers had to give butt..ox (se war i did there)
The 3 most common short term effects of the sun is sunburn, headache, and fatigue. The short term effects last from hours to several days.
Short term effects can be rashes, itchiness, dryness and sunburn.
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No, it also has short-term effects.
short term effects on how exercise encourages new bone formation
the elong and short term effects on the eureka stockade was that there was more global warming.
The short-term effects of the Eyjafjallajokull eruption in 2010 included widespread flight cancellations across Europe due to ash clouds. In the long term, there was an increased awareness of the impact of volcanic eruptions on air travel and the need for improved monitoring and contingency plans. Additionally, the local economy in Iceland saw a boost from increased tourism to the region.
it had effects on the people and the environments in the long term (: