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Green volcanoes are often referred to as "greenstone volcanoes," which are typically associated with volcanic rocks that have a green tint due to minerals like olivine and pyroxene. Some examples include the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii, which has lush vegetation surrounding it, and Mount Merapi in Indonesia, known for its rich biodiversity. However, "green volcanoes" isn't a formal classification, as most volcanoes can be found in diverse ecosystems that may appear green due to surrounding flora.

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