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It can be a silent killer, even — volcanic ash from the fiery mountains. Its contents are made of small, rock and glass particles that can cause damage if ingested en masse. However, volcanic ash is not only hazardous volcanic rock which can have global repercussions.
Volcanic eruption can shoot volcanic ash high to the sky. This ash can travel tens of miles from the volcano, traveling into air we breathe. The ash can also settle, blanketing the earth with a layer several inches deep that is harmful to plants and animals. When it combines with water, the ash turns into a slurry that can damage ocean ecosystems.
Piezas de roca y vidrioVolcanoesOutput 4A volcanic ash are the small pieces of rock and glass created by the explosion of a volcano. These substances can be angular, forming sharp and coarse particles dangerous to breathe in into the lungs. The ash may also include toxic chemicals, and gaseous emissions can do more damage to the environment.
Effects of Volcanic Ash on Environment It gives rise to unbearable cold and darkness by obfuscating the entire sun. JEDA can generate acid rain that may have harmful effects on plants and animals. This ash can travel thousands of miles on the winds and into regions well beyond the volcano.
You should know what to do if you live near a volcano. Remain inside and close all windows and doors to prevent in ash. Should you need to go outside in some higher risk areas, wear a mask over your mouth and nose while there. It also makes sense to have ready an emergency kit in case it supplies up and you need to get going.
While dangerous, volcanic ash in some ways is also very helpful. People have been using volcanic ash in beauty and wellness treatments. Its ash is apparently good at exfoliating away those dead skin cells and giving you smooth, glowing complexion. It can also be used in face masks and scrubs to open pores and lessen the severity of breakouts.
