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Volcanic eruptions can negatively impact society through loss of lives, destruction of properties, and death of organisms, but they can also have positive effects such as decreasing global temperatures, creating scenic landscapes, producing fertile soils, inspiring creativity, and furthering our understanding of the planet's interior structures.
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