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Fumarole

usgb/ˈfjuːmərəʊl/Volume
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Not Just SmokePlay
Fumaroles release more than smoke; steam and gases like sulfur are common. SlideScientists sampled gases from a fumarole to analyze the volcano's activity.
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Natural PhenomenonPlay
Fumaroles are natural geological occurrences, primarily near volcanoes and tectonic areas. SlideThe fumarole was a clear sign of the volcano's underlying heat.
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Use in GeothermalPlay
Fumaroles may be harnessed for geothermal energy, an eco-friendly power source. SlideA geothermal plant near the fumarole generates electricity for the local community.
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