Can the processes of the origin of life take place in modern conditions somewhere on Earth?

Life arose on Earth many millions of years ago in an abiogenic way as a result of a long evolutionary process, during which complex molecular structures were selected for resistance to the environment and the ability to produce their own kind. Now life on Earth occurs only in a biogenic way, that is, living things come from living things. If we theoretically assume that somewhere in the area of ​​volcanic activity similar conditions have appeared and complex organic compounds have arisen, then they will instantly collapse under the influence of environmental factors or will be absorbed by living organisms.