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An Icelandic town near a volcanic mountain experienced floods after a volcanic eruption. Which of these most likely caused the floods? (2 points) heavy rainfall due to fertile soil increase in vegetation due to eruption the melting of glaciers by molten lava the release of dust and ashes by the volcan

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User Barthy
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The answer is 100% C, the melting of glaciers by molten lava

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User MobIT
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Answer: The melting glaciers by molten lava.

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The icelandic town near a volcanic mountain could be a hot spot for the active volcanoes. The volcanic event could be a disastrous event which results due to development of intense heat and pressure inside the geosphere. This results in the liberation of hot lava, and gases with explosion. In the icelandic town the molten lava is likely to melt the glacier at and near the site of crator. When the glaciers melt and destroy it will lead to flood.

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