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Fact check: Humans produce 100 times more CO2 than volcanoes - Vimarsana News

Fact check: Humans produce 100 times more CO2 than volcanoes

The last volcanic eruption in Greece occurred in 1950, according to the Global Volcanism Program. Humans produce far more CO2 than volcanoes annually.

Whakaari Volcano: All About The Island Now - Vimarsana News

Whakaari Volcano: All About The Island Now

The Whakaari volcano erupted in 2019 killing 22 people and wounding others. All about the island location and what happened after Netflix's documentary ended.

Active. Dormant. Extinct. Know your volcano vocabulary – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

Active. Dormant. Extinct. Know your volcano vocabulary – Daily Montanan

Volcanologists use terms that may be confusing to some readers because we don't know for certain how all volcanoes may react.

Mauna Loa & Mount Semeru volcanoes erupted within a week. Will they impact global climate? - Vimarsana News

Mauna Loa & Mount Semeru volcanoes erupted within a week. Will they impact global climate?

Greenhouse gas emissions from the two eruptions very small compared to CO2 emissions from fossil fuel burning  

Eruption of Mount Semeru, Indonesia's tallest volcano, prompts evacuations for thousands living downslope - WEIS - Vimarsana News

Eruption of Mount Semeru, Indonesia's tallest volcano, prompts evacuations for thousands living downslope - WEIS

(LUMAJANG REGENCY, Indonesia) -- Several villages surrounding Mount Semeru, Indonesia's tallest volcano, have been blanketed in ash and soot following its latest eruption. Evacuations were announced Sunday as the 12,060-foot volcano, located in East Java in Indonesia, about 300 miles southeast of the capital Jakarta, began to spew lava and ash into the densely populated