Undersea Volcanos are causing most Global Warming

[dan_s]

Update on volcano eruption in Iceland: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/19/world/europe/iceland-volcano-eruption-travel.html

My youngest son Chase (age 41) and his family (wife Eyrun and two granddaughters) live in Iceland, so we've been watching updates on the country's increased seismic activity.

Joe Bastardi at https://www.weatherbell.com/premium/ is convinced that undersea volcanic activity, which has increased steadily over the last 40 years, is the primary reason for the increase in the Earth's ocean termperatures. Water covers ~70% of the Earth's surface, so sea surface temperatures are the #1 reason for Global Warming and the percentage of CO2 in the atmosphere (just 400 parts per million). You should all watch his recent Saturday Summary at the link above where he shows a chart that proves his theory deserves more attention. You will never see this mentioned on CNN because it would prove that nature, not manmade CO2, is the cause of recent Global Warming.

Joe is also forecasting a significant change in the U.S. weather pattern over the remainder of December that will lead to a much colder January in the eastern U.S. than normal. If he's correct, we could see over a TCF of natural gas drawn from storage in the U.S. next month. The 5-year average draws from U.S. storage are ~800 Bcf.

[dan_s]

Some interesting facts about Global Warming and "The Big Bad Oil Companies"

https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/20222/global-warming-oil