Inactive Volcanoes Leak Large Amounts of Sulfur Aerosol into the Atmosphere, Leading to Global Cooling

Medicine & Technology Feb 15, 2023

Following the latest study of the University of Washington, inactive volcanoes do emit sulfur in the atmosphere. Learn how this can happen, read on now!

Expert Says the Earth is Actually Cooling

May 04, 2019

Interesting conclusions come out of the seventh International Climate Change Conference.

Ted Cruz Compares Himself to Galileo

Mar 30, 2015

Senator Ted Cruz's comments regarding global warming have been refuted by historians and journalists.

Study Shows Volcanoes May Be Causing Global Cooling

Jan 13, 2015

We have known for a while that massive volcanic eruptions, which eject massive amounts of gases into the atmosphere, can block enough solar radiation to have an effect on the climate. For example, scientists believe the explosion of the Indonesian volcano Mt. Tambora in 1815 caused the severe cold spell in 1816. But while scientists may have arrived at a consensus that our planet is warming, according to a new study published this week, some of the warming effects have been offset by small volcanic eruptions over the last decade. The vast quantities of ash and gases ejected from the volcanoes have had a remarkable cooling effect on the climate, by blocking solar radiation.