Hunga-Tonga-Hunga-Ha'apai, however, likely won’t serve as a test case, and won’t buy us time. Early data from earth observing satellites indicates that total sulfur dioxide emissions are roughly 1 to 2% of Pinatubo and nearly an order of magnitude too small to have any measurable climate impact. The eruption may still continue and more planet cooling gases could be released, but at this point our continued march to warmer temperatures and higher seas remains unabated. The usual solutions, from renewable energy to green hydrogen to carbon capture, remain our best tools to combat the climate crisis.
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Hunga-Tonga-Hunga-Ha'apai, however, likely won’t serve as a test case, and won’t buy us time. Early data from earth observing satellites indicates that total sulfur dioxide emissions are roughly 1 to 2% of Pinatubo and nearly an order of magnitude too small to have any measurable climate impact. The eruption may still continue and more planet cooling gases could be released, but at this point our continued march to warmer temperatures and higher seas remains unabated. The usual solutions, from renewable energy to green hydrogen to carbon capture, remain our best tools to combat the climate crisis.
まぁ、乱暴に言うと、二酸化硫黄の総排出量がピナツボ(フィリピンの山。９１年に3日間で、600万トンから2200万トンの二酸化硫黄を大気中に放出)のおよそ1〜2％であり、測定可能な気候への影響を与えるには小さすぎることらしいが、出たばかりだから、また訂正されるかもしれんね。