Not really. "Human activities emit 60 or more times the amount of carbon dioxide released by volcanoes each year" !You fell into the trap of not comparing apples with apples. That statement is for any average year. Not the extreme volcanic activity which was referenced in my first post.What percentage of co2 in atmosphere is man made?
0.0016 percent
The human CO2 content in the air is thus only 0.0016 percent.Jan 25, 2018
How much co2 do humans produce per year?
Take this number and multiply by a population of 7 billion people,breathing away for 365.25 days per year, and you get an annual CO2 outputof 2.94 billion tons. International carbon dioxide emissionsfrom fossil fuel combustion for 2008 topped 34.7 billion tons.Aug 13, 2009
The 2010 eruptions ofEyjafjallajökull were volcanic events atEyjafjallajökull in Iceland which,although relatively small for volcanic eruptions, caused enormous disruption to air travel across western andnorthern Europe over an initial period of six days in April 2010.
The ash plume from Eyjafjallajökull causedturmoil in the air for nearly a month. Still,the eruption wasa relatively small event....
The reason that Eyjafjallajökull had such widespreadinfluence was due to how the volcano's ash spread unusuallyfar and stayed for an oddly long time in the atmosphere.Feb 7, 2012
Today, October 12 2018, marks the 100 year anniversary of thebeginning of the last eruption in the monster volcano Katla, one of Iceland'slargest and most powerful volcanoes. Out of the 32 active volcanoes in Iceland, Katla is consideredto be one of the most dangerous
The 20kilotons of CO2 emitted by the volcano every day is more than all but twovolcanoes in the world. It is not know whether the enormous quantity of CO2which is being released is an indication of an impending eruption, or whetherKatla serves as an "exhaust vent" from Hell, releasing CO2 from deepbeneath the Earth's crust and the heart of the entire southern volcanic system.
