Concept information
Preferred term
volcanic eruptions as risk and hazard
Definition
- Volcanoes are a principal agent of degassing of the interior of the Earth and other planets. They are thought to be the main source of the Earth's atmosphere and hydrosphere, and thus they are a vital part of the sustainable Earth system. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geography; Volcanic Eruptions as Risk and Hazard]
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URI
https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/volcanic_eruptions_as_risk_and_hazard
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