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Climate alarmists are able to evaluate the CO2, CH4, dust, metals and other particles blowed in the atmosphere? Tsunami risk after volcanic eruption https://lnkd.in/dXG4_EYd Weather&Radar - know your weather https://lnkd.in/dKvjywaB

There has been suggestions that the eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano might have contributed to the recent increases in sea surface temperatures. The idea is that the volcano injected unprecedented amounts of water vapour into the stratosphere. Water vapour being a greenhouse gas, one could then potentially expect a global increase in surface temperatures as long as that water stays in the stratosphere. Martin Jucker and colleagues have just published a study that uses climate model simulations to project the evolution and climate impact of the injected water vapour until the end of this decade. They find that they cannot attribute the recent global temperatures to the volcano. They do, however, find a link between the volcano and the recent, large and persistent ozone hole as well as the positive phase of the Southern Annular Mode during 2024 austral summer. They also find that some of the long-term trends include unusual winter weather in many regions across the globe, including mild winters in North America and cool winters in Australia. Read the Conversation article out today: https://lnkd.in/gpFPu6VX The full paper can be accessed here: https://lnkd.in/gNsAREq9

Over the past 36 months, there has been serious changes in weather patterns. Intense rainfall, and temperatures that have shocked most of us. There are groups of experts that suggest that it is climate change and others whom suggest that the eruption of the Tonga volcano (the largest recorded since 1883 - article attached) may be one of the key reasons for significant change in climate across the globe & that it may just be that after a certain period, the earth naturally changes. I think the case study of Tonga and the impacts wasn't really covered well in the media, so if natural science interests you, you will love this!

A lot of the time when the topic of climate-related risk is discussed, the focus is on atmospheric-related risks and ocean warming impacts. But there are also consequences for other hazards, such as volcanic activity. Probably best we ratchet up action on mitigation AND adaptation immediately, and consider geophysical impacts as well as meteorological and maritime ones. Article I've linked is a good explainer. https://lnkd.in/gx8ZeNPS

As global warming continues, Smithsonian Volcanism Program is something to follow. Isotactic rebound, ie increase in tectonic and volcanic activity is bound to increase as the pressure caused by glaciers on Antarctica, Greenland, mountainous areas such as Himalayas, Alps, Andes is reducing. This will cause more earthquakes and volcano eruptions. The estimate is that for time being it has not increased. Super volcanoes like Campi Flegrei or Yellowstone erupting could cause massive damage and years of volcanic winter. We may not want to push climate change too far.. https://lnkd.in/dKjFQRtT

⚛️ Tonga volcanic eruption could disrupt weather for years to come around the world A new study in the journal Climate indicates that a massive eruption of the submarine volcano Hunga-Tonga in the Pacific Ocean on January 15, 2022 could cause an ozone hole in 2022 and could affect summer weather in 2024. 🌋 Unlike conventional volcanoes, Hunga-Tonga emitted little smoke but huge volumes of water vapor that rose to 15-40 km in the stratosphere. 💨 As a result of the high temperature, the huge volume of vapor in the stratosphere has a double impact: ☑️is involved in chemical reactions that deplete the ozone layer; ☑️acting as a powerful greenhouse gas. This vapor destroys the ozone layer, has the potential to affect the climate in the coming years. 🛰 Scientists do not yet have enough data to accurately assess the consequences because of insufficient equipment. But eruptions of this scale cause serious concerns. Specialists continue to monitor the situation using satellites and other measurement systems. ‼️Only by working together to demand a unified science center for scientists, we can solve the climate problem and find survival options for all of humanity. 📱 Subscribe t.me/creativesociety_en #EnvironmentalAwareness #Conservation #ProtectOurPlanet #ClimateHope #FightClimateChange #ClimateActivism

Eruption of Krakatoa 1883 - worth reading...puts the climate hoax in context https://lnkd.in/e2zfqFYp

I meet up with a few friends once a quarter, we have a chat about different events, brain storm the outcome and have a little wager, by buying a few shares based on our forecasts. This weekend’s got dark, you see we are starting to understand the outcome from, NOT man made global warming, but the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai submarine volcano eruption. Most people have forgotten about it, as it was 15 Jan 2022. That eruption put 148,000,000 metric tons of water into the atmosphere (NASA Jet Lab's), then there is all the minerals (sea salt etc.) and ash from the volcano. The eruption reached 57km into the atmopsher (Nature - Columbier et al), upsetting satellites in orbit. It was a once in a thousand year event (National Geographic - Andrews). The eruption shock wave travelled around the world TWICE, there were 200,000 lighting strikes an hour in the eruption cloud. A normal event might have 340,000 in a week! That sort of energy takes a long time to settle back down, as part of this settling it disturbed the El Nino/a pattern in the Pacific, and put more water vapour in the air. This energy is traveling around the world on the jet stream. In the USA this is causing more storms, which catch the Atlantic winds and we have a very soggy winter & spring in the British Isles 2023/24. Potato prices are up 22% and we are still using up the reserves from 2023, we will have NO reserves for 2024/2025. This means "wealthy" Britain will import spuds and other foods from around the world which is currently grown domestically. Prices will go up (including beer) and people will significantly slash spending on luxuries, like eating out, holidays & everyone and their dad's having a mobile (yes these ARE luxuries). Those at the bottom of the pile WILL suffer; there will be wage pressure on the public sector - nurses, teachers etc. In a worst case food riots are not out of the picture - Imagine £4 for a CHEAP loaf of bread or multi packet of crisps how will that impact the majority? Farmers & the hospitality industry, both already struggling could be virtually wiped out, taxes go up even more, inflation, rationing and more control for the common good. Like I said it was a dark & I must admit a little fun to really stretch the what IF? So we divested from entertainment hospitality, luxury foods - think Pepsi owns Walkers - potato shortage - price of crisps - demand down As a change and transformation consultant for businesses, virtually nobody looks back far or broad enough. You need to understand the why's at all levels - pacific volcano 2022 - weather patterns + 2 yrs - jet stream - rotten spuds in the ground, no fish & chips. Not just take the easy answer - its global warming stop driving your cars... If you really want to transform your business bruce@soe-projects.co.uk PS: Yes humans are impacting the planet, not everything is our fault. I doubt even Mr Musk and his boring machines could cause the eruption, unless it's a Mars launcher in disguise

Climate is complicated- "The amount of water vapor injected into the stratosphere after the eruption of Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai (HTHH) was unprecedented, and it is therefore unclear what it might mean for surface climate." However simulations show that the massive water vapor leads to strong and persistent warming of Northern Hemisphere landmasses in boreal winter, and austral winter cooling over Australia, years after eruption... https://lnkd.in/gbD9Wwa7

**THE SIMPLEST EXPLANATION IS OFTEN THE BEST EXPLANATION** After the #MauiFires and now the disaster of #HurricaneHelene, wild conspiracy theories have been circulating. Some are suggesting that both were CAUSED by the government or various other diabolical forces. While that IS a possible explanation, I find it implausible for ONE REASON: Neither 'the #government' nor #experts can accurately predict what will happen in 2 weeks, and they are powerless to impact the #weather (or if you prefer the #climate) in any dramatic ways. We are told, at various times by various 'experts' that 'the climate' is either too hot, too cold, too wet, too dry, too sunny or too cloudy - or some combination thereof. But NO ONE either asks or answers this obvious QUESTION: "At what place, time and point on the planet #Earth is (or was) the climate 'just right' and what is the empirical definition of 'just right' for everyone everywhere on the Earth?" 🤔 But the two following things are fairly certain and proven by both history and 'science.' 1) The climate and weather patterns are always changing. The fossil record provides ample evidence on every part of the globe, and under the oceans. 2) Three natural forces have more impact on 'climate' than any others: the #Sun, the #Oceans and #Volcanoes. This article provides another perspective - based on a new study - on the underlying cause of our crazy weather. It seems reasonable, plausible and logical to me. https://lnkd.in/g6zREUir But don't take my word for it. Read it for yourself and decide, my friends.