This interpretation is reasonable because it would reflect the rising of substances such as magma or gases exsolved from magma from depth to the shallower region.
That risk rises when substance abuse, which is more prevalent among people with mental illness, is also present.
The pride that comes with serving one's country, the masculine military culture, the closer-than-family bonds, the stigma surrounding emotional trauma, undiagnosed brain injury, the rising rates of substance abuse and suicide: what makes this book so valuable is Holyfield's ability to make a cohesive whole of a multitude of fragments and shards.
The world's dependence on these substances is rising fast.
In rose gold, a substance of enduring value is transformed into a consumer item with the half-life of all things modish.
/ What are all songs for me, now, who no more care to sing?" Despite the speaker's disavowal of singing, a reader can see that the poem itself is a song — that absence has given rise to substance.
The risk factors for mental illness are also on the rise, and substance misuse, trauma and physical illness combine with social disadvantage to heighten community concern about the emotional well-being of Indigenous families.
In Venice, the rising water is "eating away at the substance of the buildings as damp spreads up the brickwork".
At the same time, rising homelessness, welfare cuts and greatly reduced substance abuse services are putting more pressure on already overstretched services.
Even so, a variety of surveys, as well as anecdotal evidence and rising alarm in many military communities, indicate growing substance abuse among recent combat veterans.
