volcanoes
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Climate Change May Counteract Cooling Effect of Powerful Volcanic Eruptions
A new study from the University of British Columbia revealed that global warming brought about by climate change may counteract the cooling effect of volcanic eruption in the next century.
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1,800-Year-Long Cooling Trend Results from a Series of Volcanic Eruptions
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"New" Volcanoes Off Australia Reveal Pre-history
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