Considering the history of Mt. St. Helens and Kilauea volcanoes and your knowledge of volcano types in different tectonic settings, if you had to live on a volcano, which of the following would you choose if safety was your only concern?

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Athena Bowman

Geography

9 January, 06:13

Considering the history of Mt. St. Helens and Kilauea volcanoes and your knowledge of volcano types in different tectonic settings, if you had to live on a volcano, which of the following would you choose if safety was your only concern?

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Emery Hancock · Answer 1

Mauna Loa on the Big Island of Hawaii near Kilauea

Explanation:

Mauna Loa is a largest shied volcano on earth and is on a relativity gentler slope and has poor lava eruptions and is a nonexplosive type of volcano and is histrionically been considered to be a rarely violent volcano and eruptions are a few miles distant