Volcanic Activity

It is an example of a mechanism of internal strength, volcanic eruptions, for example, injecting large amounts of dust and sulfur dioxide in gaseous form to the upper atmosphere, the stratosphere, here are transformed into sulfuric acid aerosols. There remain several years, gradually spreading across the globe. The volcanic pollution results in reduction of direct solar illumination (up to a 5 or 10%) and generate considerable low temperature.

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