[1Old Pro]

"This eruption put us in uncharted territory," said Ross Salawitch, professor at the University of Maryland's Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center and co-author of the study. "We've never seen, in the history of satellite records, this much water vapor injected into the atmosphere and our paper is the first that looks at the downstream consequences over broad regions of both hemispheres in the months following the eruption using satellite data and a global model."

I only have one question, was this eruption "man-made"? If not, nothing man does can compete either positively or negatively. In other words, spending a single penny on "climate change" is a waste.

[Honest Nigerian]

I had a discussion along these lines with a scientist (who grifted via academia for his entire career) whose son is completing a PhD is volcanology. The man with whom I spoke was dismissive of the fact that we (in the “West”) can never hope to offset the carbon emissions of China.
Said old man scientist - the glaciers are melting away rapidly because of climate change. Etc.
These people are divorced from reality.