Despite various attempts to control events like this post, it is obvious that volcanic activity slows down in a general global warming climate.
The reason is quite clear when reading articles like this:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/02/140216151713.html
The warming of the atmosphere reduces the temperature difference between magma chamber and surface and makes it less likely that the magma mobilises and erupts in a volcanic event.
This leads to some interesting conclusions which I want to draw from this:
- despite the atmospheric warming the global average soil temperature stays constant and the decrease in activity is solely attributed to the temperature differential of magma and atmosphere
- it has to be confirmed but there is s strong evidence that volcanoes will erupt predominantly in the colder month of the year
- if we were to warm the surface by say 5 deg C per year we could reach a save equilibrium in between 135 up to 255 years with no possible volcanic eruptions to fear
What is your take on this? Why is Science sitting on the numbers?
PS I wish admin would not move obvious commercial posts into the commercial section AFTER we complained about it being commercial. As it stand right now the commercial post then is in the correct section and we are looking like complaining bastards. Please admin, delete those/our then offending posts and don't let us stand corrected, when we were right in the first place!
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