Melting glaciers may be silently setting the stage for more explosive and frequent volcanic eruptions in the future, ...

In a feedback of fire and ice, thinning ice sheets over geologic hot spots could allow more eruptions, while increased ...

Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis, discusses the environmental impact of volcanic eruptions. Historical examples, such as the 1831 Indonesian eruption and Russia’s Gavastini ...

Climate change can also affect volcanic systems themselves. Melting ice can lead to increased eruptions, as its disappearance decreases pressure, which can allow magma to rise faster.

The erupting crater may soon collapse, and "if this happens, lava could change direction," the Icelandic Meteorological Office said.

Thus, these simulations both underestimate the effects of volcanism on the climate and the frequency of massive volcanic eruptions.

It’s true that volcanic eruptions can warm the Earth’s temperature, but scientific evidence clearly shows that’s not the chief culprit behind current climate change.

Ironically enough, climate-change deniers sometimes attribute the current rise in temperatures to volcanic activity, a hypothesis that has been thoroughly debunked. It’s true that volcanic eruptions ...

Scientists are racing to find out whether rapid glacial melt could drive a surge in eruptions — and what that means for ice-covered volcanoes around the world.

How did volcanism trigger climate change before the eruptions started? New dating of a major ancient warming shows warming started before major eruptions.

Volcanic eruptions have affected the climate throughout the eons. If eruptions are big enough, their emissions circle the globe and block some sunlight for a few years, which can cool the climate.