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A massive plume deep beneath Africa is pulling the continent apart

Recent research shows that a massive mantle plume beneath Africa is contributing to the tectonic activity and rift formation along the East African Rift, highlighting the interactions between deep Earth processes and surface geology. Understanding these geological dynamics is crucial for policymakers and activists focused on land use and disaster preparedness in the region.

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