Shrap, thanks for the post/link.
Saw this from the article:
"This water vapor could end up being the most destructive part of the volcano's eruption because it could potentially exacerbate global warming and deplete the ozone layer, according to the study. "
Funny how they make this claim yet one of several "Proxies" they use in their computer models is water vapor, meaning they can't tell at any one time how much is in the atmosphere because it is changing form every minute of every hour...day...week etc. so they input what they guess what it might be and run with it.
Stick to the lie...
This too:
"This makes it the largest and highest injection of water into the stratosphere since satellites began taking measurements."
What they don't tell you is that satellite data has been around less than 60 years....the planet is over 3 billion years old. Go figure.
Last edited by SBTCO; 08/02/22.
