NEW ZEALAND-AUCKLAND-VOLCANOLOGIST-INTERVIEW-TONGA

NEW ZEALAND-AUCKLAND-VOLCANOLOGIST-INTERVIEW-TONGA

(220118) -- AUCKLAND, Jan. 18, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Undated photo shows a portrait of a leading New Zealand volcanologist Shane Cronin, professor of the University of Auckland. The Tonga volcanic eruption is not likely to cause global climate change, while the volcanic ash and acid rain may damage crops and water supply, leading New Zealand volcanologist Shane Cronin said Monday. TO GO WITH "Interview: Tonga volcanic eruption not likely to cause global climate change, says New Zealand volcanologist" (Xinhua)

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