Did you know the Iceland volcanic eruption can cause global cooling? Is

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this God's sense of humor again? In the early 1800s, a large volcanic eruption in Indonesia caused climates all over the world to change because of the thick layer of reflective particles above the cloud layers reflecting back the sun.

In the US, it was called "the year with no summer" because winter lasted about 18 months. I think it was 1804 or 1806.

And what better place to cool the earth's temp than in Europe, where those pinheads still cling to the global warming fraud?

(And what better time than in the early spring to shut down all those hot summer beach days in the south of France?)
(It's not the ash that reflects the heat, actually. There have to be metallic particles in the ash, which is common. Volcanic material usually includes the minerals at the base end with basalt and iron.)
 
Well this cannot be good I don,t know if anyone noticed but winter was pretty brtal this year.wonder how Gore feels about this?
 
Yes I heard about it as well. Having a cool summer does not sound like a bad thing unfortunately this summer might be warm.
 
At this point, the volcanic ash has already made it's way to Canada. It's not just hanging over Europe. This volcano should buy us another year or two, but the long term problem of global warming still remains. I wonder though, if the oceans heating up, might increase pressure in the oceans, and cause more volcanic eruptions than usual. Perhaps the Earth has a self correcting effect, keeping the problems of global warming very minimal.
 
Yeah I knew it. The ash emitted during the eruption doesn't let heat it over what it envelopes. This usually lasts only a few weeks, but has lasted months to years in the past centuries.
The same would be likely in the event of a nuclear explosion, but on a smaller, localized scale.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Tambora- the volcanic eruption you mentioned, for those who want to read the article.
 
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