agenda 2030 volcaneos

Man’s coal, cars and cattle are puny compared to what nature can do Australia’s famous weather forecaster, Inigo Jones, was well aware of the natural cycles in climate as far back as 1923 - long before coal, cattle and cars could be blamed for “Global Warming”. ENSO oscillations are not driven by atmospheric conditions or human activities – they react to the beat of a geological drum. ENSO timing and strength is largely determined by volcanic activity and the movement of tectonic plates, particularly along the Pacific Ring of Fire and the mid-ocean ridges splitting both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. But largely hidden from view is another huge weather-maker – sub-sea volcanoes. Right now, volcanic activity (mostly sub-oceanic) is melting parts of polar ice sheets as well as releasing volcanic dust and other natural gases into the oceans and atmosphere. The warmed sea water expands, raising sea levels and increasing the evaporation which produces clouds and rain. Right now, the Tonga volcanic eruption is evaporating sea water that is probably adding to the record La Nina rains of Eastern Australia. Volcanic hot spots can also melt ice-bound methane from the sea floor thus releasing large unmeasured quantities of methane gas into the atmosphere. Man’s coal, cars and cattle are puny compared to what nature can do. https://canadafreepress.com/article/volcanoes-oceans-and-weather