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Cooling and Warming from Volcanic Eruptions
From: A Brief History of the Earth's Climate
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This chapter is about why we have volcanic eruptions, how they differ in style and in size and why that’s important, and how they affect the Earth’s climate both on a short time scale– as was the case in 1258 and 1259– and on a much longer time scale.
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Steven Earle
Steven Earle, PhD, has taught university Earth Science for almost four decades and is author of the widely used textbook, Physical Geology. He participates in climate change research and community engagement with climate change solutions in the areas of transport and land stewardship on Gabriola Island, Canada, where he lives with his family.
