🆘 Is Nature to Blame? Scientists Find Out Who Is Really Responsible for the Record Heat

Scientists from MIT have figured out how three powerful events — the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in 1991, the Australian wildfires of 2019–2020, and the eruption of the Hunga Tonga underwater volcano in 2022 — changed global temperatures.

Most interesting:
Contrary to scare stories, recent wildfires and eruptions are not to blame for the record heat on Earth's surface.

Yes, they significantly "cooled" the stratosphere (the upper layers of the atmosphere), but this effect did not reach us, in the troposphere.

It turns out that we ourselves are mainly responsible for the anomalous warming of recent years.
💥 If the most powerful fires and eruptions do not cause heat on the surface, but we humans do, then how strong is our influence really...

To be honest, we don't know who is to blame, but the climate and weather are definitely changing before our eyes)

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