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volcanos hold nutrients and water, making them fertile with rich soils, heat local environments, support local wildlife habitats, and many communities use geothermal energy for heat and power, and make gemstones, gold and other metals.

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Fun Fact: volcanos hold nutrients and water, making them fertile with rich soils, heat local environments, support local wildlife habitats, and many communities use geothermal energy for heat and power, and make gemstones, gold and other metals.

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