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Volcanic eruptions significantly shape landscapes by producing diverse geological features such as craters, new landforms, and fertile soils. Eruptions release ash, lava, and volcanic gases, which contribute to soil fertility through the breakdown of volcanic rock and ash into nutrient-rich materials, supporting diverse ecosystems. They can also create dramatic visual scenery and alter local climates, influencing weather patterns and vegetation growth over time. Furthermore, volcanic activity interacts with human developments, impacting communities and ecosystems in the vicinity.
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