How do people help with a volcano eruption?

Answer 1

yes there is the evacuation plan and this can save lives.

A Developing research also suggests that duration of volcanic lava spill and ash spill can be reduced by directing a radio wave guided missile down the volcano conduit

though still in works may have the ability to stymie protracted magma spill for large volcanoes.

Answer 2

All right, so that's a tricky question. People think living near volcanoes deliberately is the height of insanity. What could be more dangerous than living near a monster mountain? But then, for a farmer, what could be better than living near the most fertile land you can find? All that lava and ash that spews out of a volcano cools down and mixes with the surrounding soil. Because the lava was rich in minerals, the sheet of rock is rich too. After the eruption and rehab, the rocks are crumbled to a coarse powder and scattered in the fields. As a result, the minerals mix in the soil and benefit the plants.

Answer 3

In or around the Yellowstone SuperVolcano Caldera, human 'scientists' are currently detonating 'pre-emptive explosions', in an effort to deter a larger, more damaging, eruption.

NOTE: After any eruption anywhere, there is a 'victims identification' as well as a 'damage assessment' system/program in place. That is, in the USofA...

Answer 4

People can help with a volcano eruption by following evacuation orders from authorities, providing donations or resources to support relief efforts, and volunteering with organizations involved in disaster response and recovery. It's important to prioritize safety and listen to guidance from professionals when offering assistance during a volcanic eruption.

Answer 5

Lava could add nutrients to soil and build land.

Answer 6

1. no, people can not if they do they will die

Answer 7

nope only if you are mental u think u can

Answer 8

no