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1,800-Year-Long Cooling Trend Results from a Series of Volcanic Eruptions
An 1,800-year-long trend driven by volcanic activity was brought to an end by 19th-century, human-caused global warming. Recent studies of this phenomenon question the exact role that oceans play in climate change.
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