[rktman]

Muvver erf: “Glowbull warming? Pfffttttt! Hold my beer!”

[Red Badger]

PinGGG!.....................

[where's_the_Outrage?]

Recent samples should show MMCI 8 (Man Made Carbon Index) causing climate change.

[SaxxonWoods]

Volcana-geddon is coming, caused by...warmer weather!

[Don Corleone]

"Ice cores contain information about temperatures before and after the eruptions, which allows us to calculate the effect on climate," says Svensson. "As large eruptions tell us a lot about how sensitive our planet is to changes in the climate system, they can be useful for climate predictions."

Order your electric car NOW!/s

[Thrownatbirth]

A volcano the size of the Tabora eruption in 1815, if today, would kill half the world’s population. We’re ill-equipped to deal with “A Year Without Summer”.

[nicollo]

So we’re back to the Toba eruption near-extinction event?

(If “science” is truth, why is it always changing?)

[Who is John Galt?]

Using the Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI), which ranges from a low of 1 to a high of 8, the team found 69 volcanic eruptions that exceeded the 1815 Tambora eruption (VEI 7) – an event that was enough to block out sunlight and initiate a period of global cooling.

Wow - multiple episodes of climate change, over a relatively short period of time, none of which were caused by humans. Go figure...

;>)

[DocRock]

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[Erik Latranyi]

This shows how little science really knows about climate.

We are still just trying to assemble and understand the history.

Lastly, a theory: As the Earth matures, the number of volcanic eruptions decreases, leading to less cooling periods and a warmer climate.

[crz]

The years 535-537.

Very large eruptions. One in Central America.

[Quality_Not_Quantity]

Climatology, like cosmology, isn't a real science, the hallmark of which is experimentation. In both of these, they're looking backwards in time.

And what real scientist would say, "As for the next VEI 8 eruption, it could be in a hundred years or a few thousand years, according to the researchers."?

[beethovenfan]

Prehistoric climate change. It’s worse than we thought!

[Alas Babylon!]

And yet even 60,000 years is but a moment in passing in the 4-billion-year life of the planet Earth.

[Brookhaven]

Yellowstone will eventually go off, and that will be the last of the global warming talk.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Does Catastrophism explain the mistaken idea that the earth is significantly older than 6,000 years?

[cicero2k]

74,000 years ago was the human population bottle neck. Our genome tells the story. We went down to a single tribe of 2,000 individuals. The volcanoes almost destroyed us. Once past this we contended with Neanderthal and other sub species.

[Lockbox]

More Climate Change issues, please support outlawing volcanic NOW! After all its for the children........

[M Kehoe]

Bigger than Yellowstone and Krakatoa?

Nasty stuff.

5.56mm