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Building Island in Pacific Ocean by pouring continuous lava

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I'm thinking to build an island by pouring lava into the ocean, with the advanced technology, around 40 years later, by making a special pipe connected to the ground (maybe near volcano/es) since the lava can cool off fast, there should be also a special heater inside the pipe, simultaneously cold outside so the pipe and the heater temperature are stable and won't melt.

But the question are the consequences:

  • Losing something beneath the ground will increase earthquakes since it needs to be adjusted
  • Multiple Pipes are connected, It'll cause more thermal heat
  • Since it is located at Pacific Ocean, it will be much easier to form a Cyclone/Typhoon
  • (Maybe) some nearby fishes will die.

This is what I know so far, but will it harm the Earth so greatly that it might wipe most of humans?

EDIT: I just found out. My greatest enemy here is it will affect the sea level drastically.

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