Explosive Hazard Hiding Under African Lake

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This image shows the stratification of Lake Kivu, with its lower, warmer waters separated from its higher, cooler waters. (D. Bouffard and A Wuest / AR Fluid Mechanics 2019)

Potential for Profit or Disaster

Health Editor’s Note: A lake in Africa, Lake Kiva, is not like the usual deep lake because it does not have convection. Layers of cold and warm water do not mix in this lake which lays on the East African Rift Valley, where Africa is being slowly pulled apart by tectonic forces where volcanic activity increases.  This sets up a scenario for a potential huge explosion causing a deadly natural disaster for the area. Read to find out how this could happen…..Carol 

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