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It has been said that living near a Hawaiian volcano puts buildings in danger but not humans. Why is that the case?
◦ Hawaiian volcanoes are all dormant, so there is no danger of an eruption.
◦ Hawaiian volcanoes are not explosive, and the lavas flow at a slow enough speed for humans to get out of the way.
◦ Hawaiian volcanoes are hot enough to damage buildings, but not hot enough to affect a human.
◦ While there are some buildings built near volcanoes, no humans live anywhere close to a Hawaiian volcano.
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