Environment
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Arc Volcanoes Are More Wet Than Previously Assumed, Which Has Scientific and Economic Ramifications
According to new research, the increasing volume of water has significant consequences for understanding how the Earth's lower crust evolves, how magma erupts through the crust, and how commercially important mineral ore deposits form.
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