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Acid rain and ash falling on the Turrialba Volcano

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27 May 2023 - At The Banks - Source: BCCR

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View of the southwest sector of the Turrialba volcano. The impact of acid rain and ash fall is observed in the vegetation closest to the top.

The image was taken by Bryan Cedeño, a Cartago photographer and lover of volcanoes in, October 2018.

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