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IbogaProject

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2. That might be good

Reply to catbyte (Original post)

Mon Jun 3, 2024, 08:24 PM

Jun 2024

My instinct is a mega volcano eruption might slow the warming down enough to get ample snow cover and polar ice increase to improve our reflectiveness called albedo. We are frighteningly close to an extinction level methane hydrate release.

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Semeru Eruption This Week in Volcano News; Damaging Iceland Eruption, Krakatau Could Erupt [View all] catbyte Jun 2024 OP

Oh my! GreenWave Jun 2024 #1

That might be good IbogaProject Jun 2024 #2

Re: methane hydrate release - is that from thawing frozen soil or frozen methane in deep seas? Or neither? nt TeamProg Jun 2024 #4

Both but mostly undersea IbogaProject Jun 2024 #5

Interesting! nt TeamProg Jun 2024 #3