Volcanic eruptions and climate¶
Robock. Volcanic eruptions and climate. Reviews of Geophysics.
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- Explosive Eruption
- A stable Plinian column lofts tephra and SO₂ into the stratosphere: stratospheric sulfate aerosols from SO₂ injection scatter incoming solar radiation, producing measurable global cooling for one to three years — the mechanism behind the 1815 Tambora-associated "year without a summer" and the ~0.5 °C cooling following the 1991 Pinatubo eruption (VEI 6)
This sourceReviews of Geophysics, 2000. A review reporting that large volcanic eruptions inject sulfur gases which convert to stratospheric sulfate aerosols that cool the surface by scattering solar radiation.
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“Large volcanic eruptions inject sulfur gases into the stratosphere, which convert to sulfate aerosols”
- A stable Plinian column lofts tephra and SO₂ into the stratosphere: stratospheric sulfate aerosols from SO₂ injection scatter incoming solar radiation, producing measurable global cooling for one to three years — the mechanism behind the 1815 Tambora-associated "year without a summer" and the ~0.5 °C cooling following the 1991 Pinatubo eruption (VEI 6)
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