Pros and cons of living near a volcano?

Answer 1

Geothermal energy is created by the eruption, which generates electrical power. Eruptions make the soil fertile. Mt. Merapi's soil is so fertile that three crops can

be grown and harvested in one year. Over time, ash and lava turn into soil. Eruptions create land masses. When volcanoes erupt, they release some healthy gases.

Those gases are hydrogen and carbon dioxide. During some days, people can ski on top of volcanoes.

Answer 2

Well obviously one risk would be to die a sudden death related to an eruption (whether lava or ash). Another would be cancer or other damages to your lungs related to smoke and harmful gases.

Benefits would be largest if you were a farmer, seeing as the ash makes the land very fertile. Otherwise, perhaps you like hiking?

Answer 3

Living near a volcano can provide stunning views and unique recreational opportunities, such as hiking and exploring volcanic landscapes. However, the proximity to an active volcano carries the risk of volcanic eruptions, ashfall, lava flows, and toxic gases, posing a threat to personal safety and property. Additionally, insurance costs can be high, and evacuation plans and emergency preparedness are essential.

Answer 4

Earthquakes, volcanic eruption, lava flow, laharr[mudslides] , ash fall with engine damage and long-term lung disease.Falling buildings and roof cave-ins from ash.

Answer 5

During a volcanic eruption earthquakes happen, and tsunamis may be created. Also, if it is a volcanic island, the island may be destroyed, and there is no escape

Answer 6

Some of the benefit of living next to a volcano cold include tourism, Soil quality and landscape. Then risks are obvious.

Answer 7

There will be things like: Earthquakes, long term lung disease by the ash, lava burning everything, lava ruining crops....

ITS ALL VERY SAD... :(