Environment
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Volcanic Eruption on Land May be Disastrous, But it Can Also Enrich Ocean Ecosystem
The volcanic eruption on La Palma in the Canary Islands makes us clearly remember the destructive power nature holds. But, as it causes damages to land, it could possibly be a blessing for marine life. Researchers discovered that the waters surrounding the El Hierro volcano were enriched with carbon dioxide, which decreases pH levels, helping microorganisms to take in iron.
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