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The 15 pages that link to Volcanic risk, each with the reason it gives.

• Volcanic hazardNarrower topic: Risk includes who and what may be harmed, not only the hazardous volcanic process itself.

• LaharRelated: Lahar risk depends on both the flow paths and the people and infrastructure exposed.

• Pyroclastic flowNarrower topic: Flow forecasts matter most when combined with information about exposed communities and infrastructure.

• Volcanic hazard mapNarrower topic: A hazard map describes threats, while risk decisions also require people and assets at stake.

• Volcanic alert levelRelated: A level cannot remove risk; it communicates a changing basis for protective decisions.

• VolcanologyRelated: Risk combines eruption scenarios with who and what lies in their path.

• Volcano tourismNarrower topic: Tourism adds visitors to the population exposed to volcanic danger.

• Explosive eruptionNarrower topic: Explosive eruption consequences depend on where people and infrastructure meet its hazards.

• Mount PeléeRelated: Pelée demonstrates how dense settlement and limited warning can magnify volcanic risk.

• Klyuchevskaya SopkaRelated: The volcano’s ash, lava, and debris flows create risks that vary with eruption and weather.

• Mount MerapiNarrower topic: Merapi shows why frequent eruptions become disasters when people and infrastructure occupy hazard zones.

• 1902 eruption of Mount PeléeRelated: Saint-Pierre’s dense population and limited evacuation made the eruption exceptionally lethal.

• Mount NyiragongoNarrower topic: Nyiragongo’s danger depends not only on eruptions but also on Goma’s exposure and preparedness.

• GalerasRelated: Galeras’s proximity to Pasto makes exposure a central part of its risk.

• MistiRelated: Arequipa’s population and infrastructure make Misti’s hazards a serious risk-management concern.