For every surface volcano, there are many more below the ocean. Might they warm the oceans, causing the oceans to give up CO2 and increase atmospheric moisture? Increased atmospheric moisture in conjunction with increased SO2 and lower output from the sun may cause the earth to enter another ice age in our day.
Maybe rising CO2 levels are simply indicators of earth climate cycle changes we have no control over.
While listening to reports of various volcanoes around the world I Always get a kick out of hearing the SO2 amounts always listed in TPD, tons per day, numbers on the low end of 800-2500, then using those numbers while having conversing with environmental nuts.
Watching some of the footage from the current round of events in Hawaii there had been enough SO2 that it is leaving a visible color streak, even with the normal levels of rain to desolve, Man can’t compete with the output of nature.
Local areas might be effected, but mother earth will handle this as always.
It’s something to watch, even though someone’s the only way to see something moving is through time lake images.